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Saturday, February 02, 2008

Is Being a Blogging Journalist Advantageous?

OnMilwaukee.com staff writer Molly Snyder Edler quotes Linda Menck, "who teaches advertising, public relations and journalism at Marquette University" in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, as saying in a February 2, 2008, post headlined "What exactly is a blog?":

"Today, you can forget about being a journalist if you don't know how blogs, other forms of social media and digital technology have changed how we tell stories and deliver news.

Edler quotes OnMilwaukee.com publisher and co-founder Andy Tarnoff as saying:

A blog means different things to different people, but from our perspective, it levels the playing field. Writers, amateur or professional, now have the opportunity to be published.
I recommend Edler's post. It's one of the more sober and informative posts I've read on the question: What is a blog?

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