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[...] STAT OF THE DAY: “One-third of the traffic WashPost gets comes through blogs. . . “ [...]
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The information I get from The Daily Show is something the mainstream news doesn’t show me – tape of people saying something, then saying the opposite – caught in lies. It is both funny and sobering....
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[...] Jeff Jarvis: …”Jim Brady of WashingtonPost.com says the audience has changed because there are more roads leading to news. One-third of the traffic WashPost gets comes through blogs, Brady says....
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“One-third of the traffic WashPost gets comes through blogs, Brady says. Blog that.” Which ones? And by “blogs”, is that also counting Slashdot, BBoing, Digg, etc, which are more webzine that personal...
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[...] Jeff Jarvis is live-blogging “Museum of Television & Radio Media Center event about opinion and news”. Here’s an interesting local bit: [...]
View ArticleBy: Amber » Blog Archive » The U.S. is Missing the Point of Ahmedinejad’s Letter
[...] From Hugh Hewitt. I posted, before, that we need to take Ahmedinijad’s Letter more seriously. Here, Hugh takes on the Council of Foreign Relaions, which has analyzed the subtleties of the...
View ArticleBy: eCache » Blog Archive » Carnival of the New Jersey Bloggers #54
[...] Jarvis liveblogged an event at the Museum of Television & Radio Media Center. BuzzMachine (follow-up #1 and follow-up #2) is the cutting edge of media. [...]
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[...] Joining in the mix were the likes of Washingtonpost.com Executive Editor Jim Brady, blogger/radio host Hugh Hewitt, semi-retired anchor Aaron Brown, “Colbert Report†producer Emily Lazar,...
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[…] The method seems to have paid off with the Washington Post reporting that they receive more than 1/3 of referrals from blogs: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/05/24/opinions-about-opinions/ […]
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[…] The method seems to have paid off with the Washington Post reporting that they receive more than 1/3 of referrals from blogs: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/05/24/opinions-about-opinions/ […]
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[…] The method seems to have paid off with the Washington Post reporting that they receive more than 1/3 of referrals from blogs: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/05/24/opinions-about-opinions/ […]
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[…] The method seems to have paid off with the Washington Post reporting that they receive more than 1/3 of referrals from blogs: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/05/24/opinions-about-opinions/ […]
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[…] The method seems to have paid off with the Washington Post reporting that they receive more than 1/3 of referrals from blogs: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/05/24/opinions-about-opinions/ […]
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[…] The method seems to have paid off with the Washington Post reporting that they receive more than 1/3 of referrals from blogs: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/05/24/opinions-about-opinions/ […]
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