Blogging as self-analysis. Not a strange idea. Even when a writer writes about others the very things that the writer points out are the things the writer is concerned about. This tells the reader about the writer as surely as if the writer was asked, “Tell me about yourself”.
Actually, it’s more revealing because the writer assumes the reader is paying attention to who is being written about and not paying too much attention to who is doing the writing.
In this sense this may mean that blogging is about the blogger trying to heal the blogger…
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The Huffington Post And The New Age Of Citizen Journalism
July 4, 2009 — pittsburghflashfictiongazetteDo you have an iPhone? Are you just a little bit Internet savvy? Would you like to do some blogging and online journalism. Have you heard of the Huffington Post?
The Internet is changing the way news organizations are gathering news. Iran is a perfect example. The government of Iran tried its best to keep the protesters isolated from the rest of the world and to keep any print or images of the protests from getting out to the rest of the world.
It didn’t work because the young people of Iran are Internet savvy. Print and images were sent out over the Internet by computers and iPhones.
One of the news outlets taking advantage of this citizen journalism is the Huffington Post www.huffingtonpost.com which is a strictly online publication. If you have an iPhone or a computer and you capture news when it happens, the Huffington Post has a place for citizen journalists…
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