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The blogosphere: bloggers in their own words.(Media)
THE INTERNET is not what both its enthusiasts and its detractors claimed: that is, a world-changing thing, which will fundamentally alter human nature. That's because it is a deeply human phenomenon, not some superhuman agency. If it has had any major impact, it would seem to be on the media.
The days are gone when the print or broadcast media in any one country knew its nationals had to rely on it for their information. No one is limited any more to reading or seeing or hearing only those things deemed worthy of inclusion by national media; if you want to form a coherent picture of, say, the war in Iraq, you can access thousands of publications from across the ...
- My Life in Combat; Fed up with the coverage in Iraq, soldiers are penning their...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International December 5, 2005 700+ words
...My War: Killing Time in Iraq," based on his blog, is one...Writer Michael Yon went to Iraq in January 2005, after seeing...Speaking on the phone from Iraq, Yon says that since reporters...the popularity of soldiers' blogs grows, the U.S. Army is...
- Blogs of war: a review of alternative sources for Iraq war information.
- Magazine article from: Searcher Piper, Paul S. Ramos Miguel February 1, 2005 700+ words
...for investigating the scope of Iraqi blogs and bloggers. The Future of Iraq Portal [http://www.justinalexan...has a small but valuable category of Iraq blogs, which are updated regularly. Yahoo!'s Iraq Weblogs [http://dir.yahoo...
- Blogs: Here to stay - with changes.(FEATURES)(PLANET)
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor April 15, 2004 700+ words
...patterns to the war in Iraq. But as blogs - or personal weblogs...tracking 2.1 million blogs. Bloggers who write from...locations, such as war-torn Iraq or secretive North Korea...politics, have given blogs a cachet. They've attracted...
- Blogs begin to make mark on corporate communications.(HR News)(Web logs)
- Magazine article from: HRMagazine Leonard, Bill September 1, 2003 700+ words
...popularity of web logs, or "blogs," got a tremendous boost...reporters covering the war in Iraq began posting their personal experiences. Blogs have been around for a few...interest is mainly in developing blogs as external communication tools...
- Blogs and written business communication courses: a perfect union.
- Magazine article from: Journal of Education for Business Quible, Zane K. July 1, 2005 700+ words
...2004, p. 18). Personal/Family Blogs Blogs are used by increasing numbers of...photos can be uploaded. For example, blogs have been used by families to plan...soldier in the U.S. Army stationed in Iraq uses a blog (http://bootsonground...
- iUpload and Spirit of America Bring ''Viral Freedom'' Through Blogs to Arab...
- Press release article from: Business Wire December 9, 2004 700+ words
...that advance freedom and democracy in Iraq. Each blog will therefore spread information...of America to extend a voice through blogs to the Arabic speaking world," said...democracy and the upcoming elections in Iraq. The organization will manage the Arabic...
- Drudge Report, DailyKos and Instapundit Grab Most ``Buzz'' Among Political...
- Press release article from: Business Wire October 27, 2004 700+ words
...Reynolds' Instapundit blogs most frequently in their...Post and Yahoo! News. Iraq has consistently ranked...discussed issue in political blogs throughout the campaigns...debates, news events in Iraq and emerging flu-shot...Truth campaign emerged in blogs in late July and peaked...
- Blogging between the lines: the mainstream media have fallen in love with...
- Magazine article from: American Journalism Review Hull, Dana December 1, 2006 700+ words
...decisions. The appetite for blogs is so great that some newsrooms...readers for proposals for new blogs. California's Ventura County...soldier who recently returned from Iraq. The Houston Chronicle is asking...eclectic list of Inland Northwest blogs. Among the local characters...
Source: HighBeam Research, The blogosphere: bloggers in their own words.(Media)