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Compare And Contrast Blogs And Reuters
On Joe Trippi's Speech

Compare And Contrast Blogs And Reuters
On Joe Trippi's Speech 02/10/2004 02:41 AM
Want to see an example of spin? No matter what your politics are, it's interesting to note the vastly different takes the established media and some bloggers have on this morning's talk by Joe Trippi at O'Reilly's Emerging Technologies Conference. This morning I read the detailed notes from both Howard Rheingold and Ross Mayfield on Trippi's speech - which sounded interesting, if a bit unfocused. However, both sets of notes show that he clearly talked up the power of the internet while trashing the established "broadcast" media. So, when Reuters - a member of the broadcast media - writes up their own article on the talk, they spin it 180 degrees, and say that Trippi blamed the internet for the campaign's problems. The notes from the blogging attendees say Trippi called the campaign a "dot com miracle", and yet Reuters claims Trippi said the internet "hobbled" the campaign. These differing accounts of the same exact speech don't match at all - and it certainly looks like Reuters is the one doing the spinning here, taking a few quotes here and there out of context to make their point. With the bloggers' notes, you can see the context of what's being spoken about, and the Reuters report gives none of that. I'm not one who believes that bloggers are a "threat" to journalism, but the contrast here shows a perfect (if a bit scary) example of just how easy it is for the press to spin things to make their point.

Techdirt:Compare And Contrast Blogs And
Reuters On Joe Trippi's Speech

Techdirt:Compare And Contrast Blogs And
Reuters On Joe Trippi's Speech 02/11/2004 03:48 AM
calls out the difference .. the full scoop .. Techdirt

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Livewire: MP3 Blogs Serve Rare Songs,
Dusty Grooves (Reuters)

Livewire: MP3 Blogs Serve Rare Songs,
Dusty Grooves (Reuters) 07/11/2004 08:26 AM
Reuters - A new genre of Web sites that offer an eclectic mix of free music downloads may not be strictly legit, but the sites' creators say they're doing the beleaguered record industry a favor.

Boston.com / News / Blogs / David
Weinberger bl0gs the Democratic National
Convention on Boston.com: Blogging
crosses over

Boston.com / News / Blogs / David
Weinberger bl0gs the Democratic National
Convention on Boston.com: Blogging
crosses over 07/29/2004 05:21 PM
fun post about the blogger breakfast

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Internal Blogs: So, Are They Different
From External Blogs?

Internal Blogs: So, Are They Different
From External Blogs? 03/29/2005 07:22 AM
Internal Blogs: So, Are They Different From External Blogs?
http://www.llrx.com/features/internalblogs.htm

Dennis Hamilton shares his experience with launching a blog behind the corporate firewall, and suggests parameters that focus on content value to ensure its successful implementation. This is an feature article appearing in the March edition of Sabrina I. Pacifici's LLRX.com.

Reading bl0gs, writing bl0gs

Reading bl0gs, writing bl0gs 06/06/2004 06:45 PM
Kansas City Star (subscription),MO-9 hours ago• BlogPulse.com offers a blog search engine. Just type in keywords of interest. Or use Google to search for “blog” and keywords of interest. ...

how UK MPs could be using bl0gs

how UK MPs could be using bl0gs 08/04/2004 01:20 AM
a few of them are already, but not enough

MSN Blogs

MSN Blogs 08/09/2004 04:53 PM
Phil Ringnalda: Sam will be delighted to know that they validate out of the box. Charles will be delighted to know that they include both Last-Modified and Etag headers, and apoplectic over the way that when presented with the proper If-Modified-Since and If-None-Match headers to reply to a request with a 304 Not Modified, they instead return a 200, with the exact same Last-Modified and Etag headers, and the exact same content. I would share Charles's concern.  On the plus side, I'm pleased to see utf-8 used consistently throughout (in both the content and the HTTP headers, and in both the html and feed).  I'm also delighted to see feed autodiscovery being used. If you have an aggregator, or are running one of those popular planet* type of sites where you republish a combination of the feeds of others, then you really should make sure that you pass these aggregator tests.

Let bl0gs be bl0gs

Let bl0gs be bl0gs 08/04/2004 11:42 AM
The Democrats have sent a msg to the faithful (including me) drawing our attention to some bad taste going on over at the W blog where they're quoting part of a Jack Dunphy column at Nationnal Review Online. The part quoted on the Bush site makes fun of the fire fighters and police officers who have come out in support of Kerry, saying that they're beer-bellied poseurs, not the working class, straight-talkin' rank and file. Big deal. It's some rabble-rousing flamery along the lines of calling Dean a Birkenstock-wearing, brie-eating, Volvo-driving, effete Liberal. It reads as dumb and emotive, but,...

"Blogs"

"Blogs" 04/03/2005 10:12 PM

Blogs and PR: a Q&A

Blogs and PR: a Q&A 07/15/2004 01:33 PM
As part of Global PR Blog Week, an online look at blogging as it relates to public relations, Steve Rubel asked me for my own thoughts on the subject. Here's the Q&A posting.

Blogs and SEO

Blogs and SEO 01/19/2004 02:02 PM
" I started reading about blogs and thought ok this is what I should do. So I have started to switch my site over to blogs on every page. Now I am not sure this was the right thing to do. I noticed that as soon as I switched to a blog on my main page my PR on google tool bar dropped."

A Lot of Blogs

A Lot of Blogs 07/07/2004 09:54 AM

As of yesterday, Technorati was tracking more than 3 million weblogs. Dave Sifry explains.< p>

"[more bl0gs]"

"[more bl0gs]" 02/19/2004 06:44 AM

bl0gs.sun.com

bl0gs.sun.com 06/06/2004 06:48 PM
It’s been running for some time, and it’s stable enough now to talk about in public: blogs.sun.com is a space that anyone at Sun can use to write about whatever they want. The people there now are early adopters; there’s an internal email going out to the whole company Monday officially reinforcing that blogging policy, encouraging everyone to write, and pointing them at blogs.sun.com. Herewith a few remarks on the setup and process...

Blogs of War

Blogs of War 03/20/2003 04:20 PM
16) Blogs Of War

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Top 50 Law Blogs

Top 50 Law Blogs 07/15/2004 10:16 PM
A list of the top 50 Law 'blogs according to the EDD Information Exchange, from Abstract Appeal to The Volokh Conspiracy....

MP3 bl0gs

MP3 bl0gs 05/28/2004 02:06 PM
Forget file sharing, MP3 blogs are all the rage [...]we have unashamed folks who are not afraid to provide you with a daily song that...

Are bl0gs just?

Are bl0gs just? 01/08/2004 08:04 PM

Lou Marinoff described one definition of Justice as "doing the right thing at the right time." He continued by explaining that it means you have to define "right thing".

There are at least eleven ways of being right.

1. deontology - rules tell us what is right and wrong
2. teleology - The end justifies (or sanctifies) the means
3. virtue ethics - goodness comes from virtues, which are like habits
4. humanistic existentialism - what we choose to do determines what we value
5. nihilistic existentialism - "God is dead." And we killed him. So all moral bets are off
6. analytic ethics - "Goodness" cannot be defined or analyzed
7. correlative ethics - every right entails an obligation, and vice-versa
8. sociobiology - ideas of "right" and "wrong" are motivated by our genes
9. feminist ethics - women have different moral priorities: e.g. ethics of caring
10. legal moralism - if it's legal, it's ethical
11. meta-ethical relativism - each situation has its own unique ethical dimension

Aeons ago, Clay asserted that power-laws existed in blogs and that it was in-equal but fair. Maybe he is basically being a deontologists with a bit of legal moralism thrown in. The rules are fair so it's OK. Marko (a philosopher among other things) asks the question, "So the interesting question this raises is: What are the principles if satisfied that would show the blogging world to be a just institutional structure? And the meta-level question: How would we justify these principles to each other?" I know that Marko is an expert on "justice" and my simple explanation above is far to simple, but this dialog about whether blogs are fair, good or just forces us to examine what we mean by fair, right and just. I think that in order for us to justify these principles, we might need to define Virtue. (Since defining "right" is so difficult.) According to Lou:

Aristotle said that Virtue is the Golden Mean between two extremes. It was all about balance. "Rational" comes from "ratio". The idea was to triangulate from two extremes of vice. For example, Courage is the mean between cowardice and rashness.

I know Dave Winer likes the word "triangulation" and the blogs are good at that. Is it possible that blogs can help us get out of the echo chamber and achieve the Aristotelian Virtue of the Golden Mean? (I know many people disagree with this, but I continue to believe as I argued in my Emergent Democracy paper that this is possible.) da nah expresses her opinion that blogs are not an equalizing technology and that it is the a technology for the privileged. To her, fair (and probably just) isn't about having rules that are difficult to game, but rather about being available and designed to promote equality. She is probably more of a teleologist with a bit of correlative ethics and feminism thrown in. (Sorry, just playing with the labels a bit. Don't mind me.)

To finally tie it into the discussion about technological determinism vs social constructivism, I think we need to be aware that we have an active effect on how the architecture of this technology evolves. I don't think we can yet "show the blogging world to be a just institutional structure", but rather we can try to determine what is just and strive to make the blogging world into something we feel is just. This requires us to dive into some of the questions that even Aristotle didn't answer. What is right? What is just? Hopefully the tools themselves will help guide this discussion, but rather than be nihilistic or deterministic, I think we should be actively involved in a dialog that best represents a consensus of our views. In order for this to be just, we must try be as inclusive as possible of everyone and on this I agree with danah. The tool is not yet inclusive. I think that blogs are right in many ways, but are far from right in many others. How can we try to make blogs as right and just as possible. I think that this is the question that faces us today.

What is new about Blogs?

What is new about Blogs? 01/29/2003 08:09 PM
Ok, so we have been yacking around the office about this cool new thing that everyone seems to be doing...Blogs. Like this one. But haven't people been publishing web pages, sharing links, communicating their thoughts to each other over e-mail and IM and many other things for quite some ...

ET Goes to E3 and Blogs It

ET Goes to E3 and Blogs It 05/11/2004 10:54 AM
ET's Jason Cross and Jim Louderback head down to the City of Angels to check out the latest gaming goodness and technology trends in interactive entertainment. It's also the inaugural outing for the ExtremeTech show blog.

Some Blogs are just fun :)

Some Blogs are just fun :) 02/10/2004 08:09 PM
http://www.gnome-girl.com/

MSM + Blogs = Bad

MSM + Blogs = Bad 03/29/2005 08:07 PM
The experiment has ended. Roughly 8 months ago, the Star Tribune joined forces with blogger Twins Geek. The hope: a productive union of traditional journalism and online weblogs. The verdict: an unholy marriage, apparently. And this was just a baseball blog.

Little red bl0gs

Little red bl0gs 06/04/2004 08:56 AM
On the 15th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown, blogs are booming in China. But are they making any difference?

Another CEO Blogs, Not Badly

Another CEO Blogs, Not Badly 07/09/2004 11:24 PM
Jonathan Schwartz, president and COO at Sun Microsystems, has a new blog that's off to a good start. There's a human voice on the page, and some actual insight into the person speaking. I'll be watching this one, for many reasons.

The internet DJ and MP3 bl0gs

The internet DJ and MP3 bl0gs 04/17/2005 10:34 AM
The Himalayan Times Apr 17 2005 11:56AM GMT

żCensurar los bl0gs?

żCensurar los bl0gs? 04/16/2005 10:18 AM

Kow-towing to the bl0gs

Kow-towing to the bl0gs 04/11/2005 10:36 AM
When the right-wing bloggers say jump, the mainstream press asks, how high?

OpenSolaris Blogs Oh My

OpenSolaris Blogs Oh My 06/17/2005 04:38 PM

They told me they were going to try to get lots of people to blog about the launch, but this is remarkable: this morning they knew about 132 bloggers and 215,000 words, and there’s another dozen pieces every time I turn on my aggregator. The communications and culture shift happening here is maybe just as interesting as OpenSolaris itself. Herewith observations, and pointers to some particularly sharp-edged samples. A new thing is in the world...

bl0gs in marketing and PR

bl0gs in marketing and PR 08/13/2004 06:04 PM
just another valuable tool to add to your arsenal

Speaking about Blogs....

Speaking about Blogs.... 06/17/2005 07:17 PM

Yesterday, Larry Sloma, who (along with Troy Swanson) helped Moraine Valley Community College get all bloggy and RSSified, sent me an email noting that he’s running a pilot project on his new library’s web site. Check out the Highland Park Public Library’s blog, which you can now have read to you.

“Inspired by Gary Price's recent post about Speakwire, we thought we'd try to add a voice to our pilot blog. Works like a charm!

Look for the button labeled ‘Want this blog to read to you?’ near the bottom of the right hand column at http://lishost.org/~hpplblog/ .”

That wasn’t enough for Larry, though. Today, I got an email from Troy, saying that Larry had also helped MVCC set this up for their blogs, too. Check out the “Click to Listen” link on the right-hand side of their Library News blog!

Here’s the weird, spooky, serendipitous part. I’m reading my work email tonight (yeah, I’m that overwhelmed at work that I’m doing email from home these days), when the following message from David Mattison appears on the WEB4LIB mailing list:

“I spotted a Google Adsense ad on my blog for a new service called Talkr.com (http://www.talkr.com) that offers conversion of text-only blogs into podcasts. I haven't tried it, but it sounds like (pardon the pun) there's a library application in there somewhere. The company has a revenue sharing program if they select your blog as one of their podcasts. Jenny Levine's The Shifted Librarian blog is one of the blogs already available as a podcast.”

That’s news to me! But, I guess if you’d rather listen to my posts than read them, here’s your chance.

Blogs and RSS come to Microsoft.com

Blogs and RSS come to Microsoft.com 07/09/2004 06:32 PM
We just launched the Microsoft Community Blogs Portal, a searchable listing of blogs by Microsoft employees, categorized by product or technology topic. The project also makes it easier for pages across Microsoft.com to publish lists of relevant blogs and posts from those blogs.

It's Official: Everybody Blogs Now

It's Official: Everybody Blogs Now 07/23/2004 09:45 AM

New on MSDN: IEBlog. The official blog of the Internet Explorer product team. As it turns out, there is an Internet Explorer product team. And they're working on IE 7. Go figure. Their take on IE?

I Love This Browser!

I hopefully got your attention with the title of my first post. And it is definitely true for me, as I have loved browsing the web since I started way back in the mid 90s, and I really love browsing with IE.

Sounds like they're drinking their own Koolaid up in Redmond.

Also of interest is the Internet Explorer Feedback Wiki, which is the opposite end of the spectrum, where everyone dumps their frustrations with IE. It would be nice to hear the IE team address some of these items on their new blog, since they don't seem to post to the Wiki much.

Microsoft has an awful lot of people blogging these days, and you can't help but like the openness of it all, even if it is somewhat flavored with a hint of corporate communications policy.

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When a journalist bl0gs

When a journalist bl0gs 06/15/2004 10:05 AM
Je remy Mazner is asking some great questions:

• Q: Does a quick blog entry meet the same standards and go through the same background and vetting process as a "real" story? ...
  

  Silence of the bl0gs

  
  Silence of the bl0gs 01/23/2004 02:43 AM
  Salon Jan 23 2004 6:34AM GMT
  

  Blood on bl0gs

  
  Blood on bl0gs 12/18/2003 11:45 AM
  My friend Rebecca Blood has a piece on blogs in The Guardian that tries to shift our enthusiasms about weblogs. I'm not entirely convinced by it. She starts by saying that "no one really understands weblogs." Fair enough. She then puts holes in those who have described weblogs in "outrageously overblown terms": Enthusiasm abounds. Bloggers enjoy describing themselves as pioneers, though their ideas of innovation are sometimes suspect. "We are writing ourselves into existence," some ecstatically proclaim, as if Pepys and Boswell and the historic legions of their fellow journal-writers had never existed. As the guy who said "We are...
  

  Blogs + MLM, Argh

  
  Blogs + MLM, Argh 01/23/2004 02:18 PM
  There was this message on the phone wanting to talk to me urgently; which has been happening a lot since I’ve been job-hunting. It was a fellow high up in EcoQuest International, who sell air-fresheners. He had a deal for me: he’s planning a “Dealer Education” tour up here in Canada, and if I could drive people to some of his sessions, he’d put me upstream from them in the MLM food chain. What’s old is new again. Or something.
  

  Video Blogs

  
  Video Blogs 05/29/2004 09:36 AM
  

  Is it time for Video Blogs, I sure would like to launch one as I travel all over the world and get to see and record all kinds of interesting stuff. But who would pay for the bandwidth you all have already forced me to increase my bandwidth allotment 4 times. If someone has a solution drop us a line. [w ww.alwayson-network.com]
  

  
  

  McLuhan on Blogs

  
  McLuhan on Blogs 12/21/2003 10:56 AM
  Mark at the McLuhan Program Home comments on Rebecca's piece in The Guardian about blogging (and my comments on her comments). Good stuff. I studied with McLuhan for a year as a grad student and found his core methodology capable of uncovering important truths, although it also can turn up lots of shards, and the occasional old broen button....
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