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Did Mainstream Media Win The Online Journalism War Against Bloggers?

By Parker Mason | Published: August 25, 2009
Like Christie Blatchford before him, David Olive is one newspaper reporter that really doesn’t understand blogs and the internet. In his recent article on TheStar.com (“Bloggers hitch wagons to the traditional media“) he argues that… you know what? I’m not really sure what his argument is. He seems to be critical of bloggers and seems to [...]
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The Decline of the PC Market and its Impact on Communication: Microblogging to the Fore?

By Jens | Published: November 7, 2007
If one feels homesick for the future Japan seems the country of choice. Now you can witness a trend that might be an indicator of how our way of communicating is going to change. As Newsvine reports the PC’s role in Japanese homes is diminishing, as its once-awesome monopoly on processing power is encroached by gadgets [...]
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Blog Campaigning: 2.3 Limitations

By Espen | Published: June 4, 2007
2.3 Limitations As the study is not quantitative but bases its conclusion on qualitative data, it does not claim any further generalisation value. The data discussed in the paper aims only to test existing findings on the subject and explore new ideas for how we can develop ways to measure how electioneering via blogs impacts voting [...]
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