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Who gets to say when an argument’s over? |
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Welcome back, my friends, to the argument that never ends (Scott rosenberg, 4/4/06)
“Until quite recently, it was the newspaper’s editors who nearly always got to say, “This argument is at an end.†Gone are the familiar rhythms — last week’s chatter about Andy Card is replaced by this week’s chatter about Tom DeLay.” (tags: media+evolution habits conversation conversational+media control journalism news+biz newspapers problems tidbits+fodder) -
Finding Prominent Blogs » The Bivings Report
“Many people from political orgs and congressional staffers asked about how one can find prominent blogs. Panelists suggested Google Blog Search and Technorati, among other blog search engines, as places to get a general idea about different blogs.” (tags: mycomments politics organizations blogs authority influence popularity resources tips) -
CNN to stop using Reuters news service | Reuters
“The CNN cable television news network said on Thursday it would stop using the Reuters news service, ending a 27-year relationship, to contain costs and invest in its own news gathering operations.” (tags: news+biz TV business economics tidbits+fodder) -
…My heart’s in Accra » Arx Americana
A different kind of communication in today’s world — the architecture of US embassies is sending important and highly mixed messages abroad. Excellent essay by Ethan Zuckerman(tags: world architecture government perceptions problems)