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The article reviews web sites, blogs and other online resources from librarians, including a blog by Jason Eseman on imitation and stealing in library innovation, the Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki by Meredith Farkas and the electronic journal "Journal of Library Innovation."
- NEWSTATESMAN.COM. // New Statesman;7/11/2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5061, p67
The article discusses articles posted on the publication's Web site including an interview with actor Hugh Grant and a rating of the most-read blogs on the Web site.
- Expert Sitings. Hopkins, Curt // Foreign Policy;May/Jun2006, Issue 154, p93
This article presents a list of recommended blogs compiled by Curt Hopkins, the founder and executive director of the Committee to Protect Bloggers. Hopkins spotlights zimpundit.blogspot.com, an anonymous Web site that demonstrates blogs' potential to provide information from a country like...
- Blogging its way to the top of the news. Smith, Stuart // Marketing Week (01419285);7/13/2006, Vol. 29 Issue 28, p19
The article focuses on the impact of blogging on the journalism. The author cited the journal "Ohmy News," an example of the citizen journalism, where it has no professional journalists on its staff and relies on the public to make contributions. The emphasized significant change of attitude...
- Blogging News in China. Luqiu, Luwei (Rose) // Nieman Reports;Winter2006, Vol. 60 Issue 4, p48
The article discusses the impact of blogs on journalism in China. The author observed that blog users can provide a lot of information and even clues that will lead to a big story. However, few blog users have the time and sources to go further with the reporting. Most often blog users also lack...
- The Romenesko Empire. Raines, Howell // Conde Nast Portfolio;Jul2008, Vol. 2 Issue 7, p33
The article focuses on the first media gossip web site developed by blogger Jim Romenesko. His inspiration is to link up all the journalists in the U.S. on a blog originally called MediaGossip. Romenesko set out to create a national community of journalists for people like him who are obsessed...
- Blogging Hits the Mainstream. Baker, Chris // World & I;Oct2004, Vol. 19 Issue 10, pN.PAG
Focuses on the popularity of Web logs among the members of trade groups. Overview of the content of the blog on view at the Web site of the Air Conditioning Contractors of America; Significance of blogs to the way people get their news and learn about consumer products and services; Difference...
- Blog Watch. // Newsweek;10/10/2005, Vol. 146 Issue 15, p12
Presents a chart detailing popular and unpopular Weblogs. Inclusion of the Weblogs delong.typepad.com, stevegilliard.blogspot.com, huffingtonpost.com, and loosewire.typepad.com.
- Blogging North Korea. MacKinnon, Rebecca // Nieman Reports;Fall2004, Vol. 58 Issue 3, p103
This article discusses that the Web provides a good opportunity for niche audiences to find more international news as illustrated by the Weblog North Korea zone or NKzone. NKzone aspires to be a new form of alternative media. It aims to provide a place in cyberspace for the exchange of...
