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February 16, 2003

Weblogs and participatory journalism

The following weblog entries were written in response to questions from reporters and undergraduate and graduate students on the topic of weblogs, participatory journalism, or both:

Students ask about the secrets of blogging and journalism
March 4, 2004

How interactivity affects journalism
Feb. 12, 2004

How blogs and journalism intersect
Nieman Reports, Fall 2003

An interview on citizen journalism
Aug. 12, 2003

A series on participatory journalism: A good starting point
Aug. 7, 2003

Debunking Internet hoaxes and scams
July 28, 2003

Let journalists blog!
May 1, 2003

Blogs: flavor of moment or publishing revolution?
April 6, 2003

Blogging, journalism and standards of fairness
March 25, 2003

Random Acts of Journalism — Beyond 'Is it or isn't it journalism?' How blogs and journalism need each other
March 12, 2003

How weblogs fit in the media landscape
Jan. 27, 2003

Q&A with Online NewsHour on the Internet and journalism
Dec. 13, 2002

Of speed and quality in online journalism
Sept. 9, 2002

The state of online news ethics
Aug. 27, 2002

What will journalism look like in 2010?
July 6, 2002

Should newspaper bloggers be subjected to the editing filter?
July 1, 2002

On weblogs, journalism and ethics
June 27, 2002

More about blogs and journalism
May 26, 2002

How the Internet is reshaping journalism
June 26, 2001

Thoughts about online media
May 21, 2001

In addition, I wrote a two-part series on Weblogs and journalism for the Online Journallism Review.

JD Lasica
Senior Editor
Online Journalism Review

February 16, 2003 at 04:35 PM in Citizen media | Permalink

Comments

Very inspiring, thank you! Good luck to you in the future :)

Posted by: Test at Feb 9, 2004 1:00:42 PM

Hi!
I came across this website while surfing the Net on blogs in journalism and I find it extremely informative and interesting. I am a new blogger.

I am pursuing my doctoral research on Indian magazines on the Internet and would like to use the blog as a platform to conduct a readership survey and also discuss the issues of interactivity, downloading, popularity of magazines on the Net.

I live in Pune, INDIA and am doing my studies in the department of journalism and communication in University of Pune. I have been a journalist with aleading Indian news agaency, The Press Trust of India and am now teaching journalism in media institutes here with total work experience of 14 years

May I request you to kindly access my blog and send me your responses. Also, request you to please e-mail me at trivenimathur@rediffmail.com

Thanks and looking forward to hearing from you

Posted by: Triveni Mathur at Mar 29, 2004 7:53:45 PM

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