Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit, Jeff Jarvis of Buzz Machine, and Molly Wood of CNET appeared on CNN’s Reliable Sources this morning to discuss the effect of viral video websites like YouTube and Google Video. Moderator Howard Kurtz dubbed the use of such websites as citizen journalism, like blogs.
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Even the book isn’t set to be released until March 7th, I picked up a copy at my not so local Books a Million today.
If you’re interested in seeing how blogging and other online forms of communication is effecting politics, you should pick this book up.
The crew of the Discovery made it home safe and sound at 8:12am on the dot with no trouble at all. Welcome home!
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NASA says no to a shuttle landing at Kennedy Space Center and in New Mexico. Discovery will land at an Air Force Base in California around 8:12am Eastern.
UPDATE (7:11am) : Discovery is starting it’s de-orbiting process, and coming home!
The “long awaited” blog and so called Drudge competetior, The Huffington Post is only.. Eh it isn’t like Drudge – there isn’t any gossip or “sources”.
In 1978 (the last time a Pope was choosen), the idea of personal computers was laughable. Now people can drop bugs that can not be traced. Will the MSM (or even blogs) know the next Pope before it is announced by the conclave made the official announcement?
VATICAN CITY – Computer hackers, electronic bugs and supersensitive microphones threaten to pierce the Vatican’s thick walls next week when cardinals gather in the Sistine Chapel to name a papal successor.Spying has gotten a lot more sophisticated since John Paul was elected in 1978, but the Vatican seems confident it can protect the centuries-old tradition of secrecy that surrounds the gathering.
