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— NYU professor Jay Rosen's been talking for a while about his idea for a site built around the concept, "What is your question, Actonel paypal. Journalists are standing by." Buy Actonel Without Prescription, This weekend, he gave us a mockup for that idea at explainthis.org. Next day Actonel, I love the journalists-as-question-answerers idea — the Wilmington (N.C.) Star-News has been quite successful with it at MyReporter.com, and my paper, buy Actonel no prescription, Real brand Actonel online, the Grand Island (Neb.) Independent, began trying out the concept a few weeks ago, buy Actonel without a prescription. Actonel from canadian pharmacy, (Jeff Sonderman has a good roundup of similar projects.)
Matt Mireles raises a good question about the project: Why use journalists at all. Why not let the experts answer and cut out the middle man, where to buy Actonel. Buy Actonel without prescription, It's a valid point, but I think journalists still have a role in answering a lot of these questions, online buy Actonel without a prescription. "Sources go direct" is wonderful and all, but what if the question is about corruption or incompetence somewhere, Buy Actonel Without Prescription. Actonel to buy online, Do we really want the "experts" answering those questions for us?
Take even Rosen's sample question: "Why is corn still subsidized?" I wouldn't expect an entirely honest answer from the American Corn Growers Association, even though they're certainly experts on the issue. Answering questions like these is a key part of the craft of journalism, and I expect projects like these to start popping up soon at local news orgs around the country.
— Top tech blogs TechCrunch and ReadWriteWeb are both lamenting the coming rise of organizations like Demand Media that offer cheap, mostly useless, ad-driven content. TechCrunch's Michael Arrington calls it "fast food content," and RWW's Richard MacManus calls them "content farms." Both fascinating reads on the assault on quality in some corners of the Web.
— Three for the road: 1) Steve Buttry has a comprehensive (read: long) followup spelling out the details of his earlier proposal of a mobile-first news strategy; 2) Conservative media mogul Andrew Breitbart talks to Mediaite about his plans to develop the right's Huffington Post; 3) and CUNY prof C.W. Anderson has a great roundup of the news industry's current battles and the ones you'll be seeing flare up soon. It's a short but sweet primer on the state of the journalism.
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