« Why UK Political Parties Are Trying To Accommodate Bloggers | Main | MediaShift's 'Guide To Citizen Journalism' »

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Political Blogging Is Not Subtle

"Rules? What rules? Political blogging is about as subtle as a kick in the crotch," says Steve Pokin in a September 27, 2006 post at STLtoday.com, the Internet home of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Suburban Journals and St. Louis Best Bridal, all publications in American state of Missouri.

To read why Pokin offers such a harsh assessment, see "Blogging all the rules."

Posted by Munir Umrani on Wednesday, September 27, 2006 at 08:26 PM |

Comments

The comments to this entry are closed.

Technorati

I-Time Media Blogs

  • The I-Time Media Observer
  • The Opinion Post

    J-Blogs

  • All Things CNN
  • Ask the Editors
  • Beat Blogging.Org
  • Behind the News
  • Bloggers Blog
  • B &C Beat
  • BuzzMachine
  • Change of Subject
  • CJR Daily
  • Comment is Free
  • CyberJournalists.Net
  • Daily Briefing
  • Duncan Riley.com
  • Editor &Publisher
  • Fade To Black
  • HendrikHertznerg
  • Howard Owens.com
  • Industry Ears
  • In The Hot Zone
  • James Wallcott's Blog
  • Journalism.co.uk
  • Multimedia Shooter
  • NBC Around the World
  • News Trust.Net
  • News Videographer
  • No Silence Here
  • On Deadline
  • Paper Cuts
  • Peninsula Press Club
  • PressThink
  • Rob Curley
  • Richard Prince
  • Romenesko
  • SAJA FORUM
  • Spot On
  • Stuff Journalists Like
  • technolo-j
  • The Blog Herald
  • The Daily Nightly
  • The Editor's Log
  • The Huffington Post
  • The Inksniffer
  • The Inside Scoop
  • Video Journalism
  • Views On The News Biz

    • Comments