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I am in a CETL class at Kennesaw State University talking to professors about blogging. Having an interesting discussion.
Of course, some people are worried about veracity issues.

Hey this is exciting. My first video blog, Vlog, Vblog or whatever you want to call it.
I have been a journalist, but never have made video or TV. And I don’t know a thing about technology. But I was able to produce fairly technologically sophisticated stuff, if not, sophisticated in content, style and design. [...]

Julia Wallace, editor of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, took a bold step Sunday to fight the trend towards secrecy bills being introduced by the legislature in Georgia.
In the left-hand column of the front page of the Atlanta Journal Constitution she wrote, what is, in essence, if not in fact, an editorial directing the [...]

In an earlier post I referred to the letter exchange between Jeff Jarvis and New York Times executive editor Bill Keller and printed excerpts from it.
Below is a comment that was posted on my site PJNet.org by Andrew Cline of the blog Rhetorica Network; I thought it deserves a top billing:
Keller wrote: [...]

Earlier this week Steve Outing at Editor and Publisher wrote an extensive article about the benefits of citizen journalism.
He contends that if the news media worked with citizen journalists, it would be a way of
regaining trust and credibility by losing the arrogance of the old way of doing journalism.
Unfortunately he says the feedback [...]