instead of "bloggers" for example use "population of net-native reporters": with the academic eye of mr deuze you than can say: that a comprehensive look at that spezies has not been published yet.

one of his exambles, why <online journalism> is kind of "outside journalism": "the unwillingness of the pulitzer prize foundation in the us to allow online newsstories to be submitted for recognition". g i know someone who would like that.

others are: "no mother medium, lack of professional standards or ethics, unclear distinction between commercial and editorial content, its catering to increasingly smaller publics often referred to as the 'balkanization' of news, its reliance on 'tertiary' sources"

well i would say: morality, ethnic, objectivity and professionalism is subjectiv. and the rest is simplemente fachada .

ok: generally news companies still think of the Internet as a way of selling their main print or broadcast product.

what the hell is "new long journalism theory"?? it has something to do with: "not just getting the information to the public but to analyzing and explaining complex issues." the name to it seems to be: Barnhurst.

mark deuze home

about the first decade of <online journalisms>, in first monday (found by schockwellenreiter

online journal-ism differs in: "operationality, multimediality, interactivity, hypertextuality ..."

journalist briefing how to report the war. facs net: "covering global war against terrorism". maybe they made a mistake, don´t they call it "campaign"? i think i heard this all the time in the pentagon briefing.

under the header: "writing on the religious angle: budget lines and sources" there is following quote: how religious beliefs of U.S. leaders come into play

... 2. The religious beliefs of President Bush were something of an issue in the presidential campaign. Attorney General John Ashcroft’s beliefs certainly were during his Senate confirmation hearings. What are the religious beliefs of the president's key advisers during this crisis, particularly as they relate to the end times (which many fundamentalist and evangelical Christians believe is imminent)? How does the current crisis fit into that theological view of the Second Coming, or does it? Is there a danger that any U.S. military response will be characterized as a holy war, pitting good against evil?

on the search for ashcroft and his believe i was astonished to see this: "your guide to the new administration in washington.

and what "facs net" mean with "computer assisted reporting" is fatal: specialized no privacy, no datasecurity, nada.

"The database includes three files: a master list of the organizations and individuals; a list of addresses (because a terrorist may have several addresses); and a list of aliases.