Works Cited
These resources were helpful in assessing the similarities and differences between amateur blog production and professional, traditional journalistic production.
"The Experts vs. The Amateurs: A Tug of War Over the Future of New Media", Knowledge @ Wharton (2008).
Paul Andrews, "Is blogging journalism?", Nieman Reports (2003).
Rebecca Blood, "Weblogs and journalism: Do they connect?", Nieman Reports (2003).
Tom Curley, “Text of opening keynote by Tom Curley”, The Online News Association (2004).
Lev Grossman, & Anita Hamilton, "Meet joe blog", Time (2004).
Wilson Lowrey, "Mapping the journalism-blogging relationship", Journalism (2006).
Chris Mooney, "Forum: How Blogging Changed Journalism - Almost", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (2002).
Jay Rosen, "Bloggers vs. Journalists is Over", Press Think (2005).
John Schwartz, “ASIA'S DEADLY WAVES: THE INTERNET; Blogs Provide Raw Details From Scene of the Disaster”, The New York Times (2004).
David Vaina, “Newspapers and blogs: Closer than we think?”, AUSC Annenberg Online Journalism Review (2007).
Blogs of Interest:
Daily Kos - A prominent liberal blog
The Drudge Report - Another popular political blog
Urban Conservative - A popular conservative blog
The Survival of New Orleans Weblog - A blog charting news about New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina
Traditional ("Professional") News Websites:
Popular Blogging Platforms:
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