The News Review:
- We’re Live-Blogging The ‘American Idol’ NYC And San Juan Auditions!
- Akon LL Cool J John Legend to blog for Global Grind
- 5 Minutes for Blogging Super Bowl Edition 1-29
- The Printed Blog: Does it look good on paper?
- Hubert G. Locke: Blogging no substitute for daily newspaper
- Arjan to Live Blog the 51st GRAMMY Awards on GRAMMY.com
We’re Live-Blogging The ‘American Idol’ NYC And San Juan Auditions!
MTV.com
It’s been a long time coming but tonight I’ll be live-blogging the final audition episode of “American Idol 8: This Time It’s Personal. ”Let’s see how many soul-crushing sob stories producers can cram into tonight’s final audition show.
Akon LL Cool J John Legend to blog for Global Grind
NME.com UK
Russell Simmons has taken over as editor-in-chief of the site which serves as a social media platform developed by and for the hip hop community. Simmons has been blogging on the site since its early days and his blogs got such a strong response that the site launched an entire ?Celebrity Blogger? section. ther celebrities who will blog for globalgrind. com include Bow Wow Damon Dash Jim Jones Nelly T-Pain and former Destiny’s Child member LeToya Luckett. Blogging about his new position Simmons writes: ?President Barack H. bama in his Inaugural Address affirmed ‘We are in a new era of responsibility.
5 Minutes for Blogging Super Bowl Edition 1-29
St. Louis Post-Dispatch United States
D BIG BEN AND CACH WHISENHUNT GET ALNG? The state of the relationship between Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger and Arizona head coach Ken Whisenhunt has been one of the most pursued storylines of Super Bowl 43. Let?s take a look?Background: Whisenhunt was the Steelers? offensive coordinator for three seasons before becoming the Cardinals? HC in 2007. Whisenhunt and Roethlisberger worked closely for Big Ben?s first three NFL seasons.
The Printed Blog: Does it look good on paper?
Chicago Tribune United States
The new Chicago-based journal would assemble existing blog posts and photos put them on paper and give the resulting publication away. It was a way to cull and leverage all that content out there and provide one small answer to the old-line print publications shrinking firing moving to Web only. Media notice came to the project and its publisher 36-year-old ak Park software developer Joshua Karp from New York Spain and Paris he says and of course on the Web all before any copies started competing for the attention of commuters and coffee-shop lingerers. But the actual first edition a small-batch effort handed out Tuesday at a few Chicago ‘L’ stops and in San Francisco suggests The Printed Blog has a long way to go before its reality catches up to its promise or its publicity.
Hubert G. Locke: Blogging no substitute for daily newspaper
Seattle Post Intelligencer
What is occurring is far more than the passing of an era or the eclipse of a venerable institution by the digital age although the latter can take credit for the vanishing of a good many things on which we once depended. In this case however what we are witnessing is the gradual disappearance of one of the elemental pillars of a free society — one that keeps the democratic tradition vital and viable. And let it be said loud and clear this critical function won’t be satisfactorily replaced by blogging!ne doesn’t need to be a professor of journalism to know how critically important newspapers have been in the life and pulse of our cities and the nation — how they serve not only as channels of information and enlightenment on all sorts of issues of public significance but also how they play a crucial role in keeping the whole public and private process open honest and accountable. For us as citizens it means the constant presence of a cadre of professional observers trained to keep their eye on the daily round of human affairs and to keep us abreast of both its progress and its screw-ups. Newspapers are the source of information regarding sports scores stock gyrations and the latest in entertainment offerings but what is indispensable is the ability of newspapers and their staffs to expend the time and resourcefulness that it often takes to dig beneath the surface of a seemingly routine event or development and provide the public with independent information and analysis. Were it not for that we would be at the mercy of press releases and news conferences carefully conceived and calibrated to get out an official or the most beneficial view or slant or spin on whatever has taken place.
Arjan to Live Blog the 51st GRAMMY Awards on GRAMMY.com
ArjanWrites.com Music Blog GA
Arjan will also blogging and twittering other GRAMMY events during GRAMMY week including the Person f The Year ceremony and the GRAMMY nominee reception. Arjan's live blog will be available on.
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