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Archive for February, 2005

Restoring Journalism Trust: Is It Too Late?

Friday, February 18th, 2005

The Journalism and the Public: Restoring the Trust project officially began last week with a Restoring the Trust symposium at Kennesaw State University and the announcement of an Ethics and Excellence in Journalism grant to make the project possible. However, as we move forward there is this nagging issue: Are we, in talking about Restoring [...]

Blogging in the Afro-American Netizen Movement

Friday, February 18th, 2005

Christopher Rabb of the weblog Afro-Netizen writes in part:
We must blog while Black. It is not a fad or a luxury; it is our civic responsibility to do so. And to abdicate this duty, is to succumb to the dangerous mythol­ogy that Blackfolk must wait for our next messenger from above, all the while not [...]

Newspaper Blogs Daily Editorial Meetings

Thursday, February 17th, 2005

This from Wednesday’s Steve Outing column at Poynter Online:
A Newspaper Blog for Transparency
Here’s another innovation from the Ventura County Star in California: a new blog by assistant managing editor for new media and technology John Moore that offers a daily peek into the decision-making process that goes into story choices for the front page (and [...]

Edelman President Wants New PR Code of Ethics

Thursday, February 17th, 2005

Richard Edelman, president and CEO of Edelman, the world’s largest independent public relations firm, wants a new code of ethics for public relations firms. In reaction to the Armstrong Williams case, he writes in his blog:
Here are a few elements of such a code of conduct:
1) No Pay for Play–No payment to a journalist [...]

Noonan Defends the Blogosphere

Thursday, February 17th, 2005

Peggy Noonan has an opinion piece, complete with perdictions, in the Wall Street Journal in defense of the blogosphere’s intrusion on mainstream journalism.

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