http://www.corante.com/rebuildingmedia/archives/2005/07/27/memo_to_mainstream_media_you_dont_get_to_blog.php On one hand we have a scrum of media pinheads in major markets throwing their own staff work on the web and calling it a blog. On the other, there might be an 18-year-old kid in South Carolina fixing to alert neighbors to a problem with a city park in Bluffton. Which one is the real revolution? en-us http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/observer/archives/2005/08/05/mainstream_media_and_blogging_part_376_in_an_occasional_series.html Sorry. Seeing blog posts with titles like Memo to mainstream media: you don't get to blog has the same effect as seeing signs that say 'wet paint'. You have to go and touch it, even though all it achieves is demonstrating that the paint is - guess what... http://newsonthemarch.blogspot.com/2005/07/corante-on-journalist-bloggers-posner.html Thanks to Mary Ann Johnson for pointing out this thought-provoking piece by Bob Cauthorn in Corante on why the MSM (that's bloggerese for "Mainstream Media") doesn't get it when it comes to the blogosphere. As with most entrenched institutions, whether... http://newsonthemarch.blogspot.com/2005/07/corante-on-journalist-bloggers-posner.html Thanks to Mary Ann Johnson for pointing out this thought-provoking piece by Bob Cauthorn in Corante on why the MSM (that's bloggerese for "Mainstream Media") doesn't get it when it comes to the blogosphere. As with most entrenched institutions, whether... http://www.talkativeman.com/talkativeman/2005/07/hide_and_seek_i.html In this post I would like to present to you two phenomena that we are all familiar with, but sometimes are too familiar and hence lost our attention. First phenomenon is LIPS, short for Lost In Plain Sight. For example, http://max.limpag.com/2005/07/30/why-mainstream-media-doesn%e2%80%99t-get-it/ There are articles that make you nod your head all the time you’d fear getting stiff neck. I just read and reread one an hour ago. It’s by Bob Cauthorn and it discusses blogging by mainstream media. The article sums up, in an acerbic tone, how mos... http://www.geekphilosophy.com/2005/07/to_blog_or_not_.html When corporations try to blog... http://www.nevon.net/nevon/2005/07/changing_the_20.html If you read US journalist Bob Cauthorn's lengthy post on Corante's Rebuilding Media, you might get a strong impression that blogs and mainstream media are a mixture that should never, ever, come together. Ne'er the twain shall meet, in fact: http://blog.coreb.net/2005/07/memo-to-mainstream-media-you-dont-get.php I really like this article. Memo to mainstream media: You don't get to blog is a very long read, but well worth it. I personally see an opportunity for new job positions in traditional media going through an aggregator and blogging about other local ... http://blog.gunnar.se/2005/07/media_fr_inte_b.html www.corante.com ser man ut att f hlla koll p. i dag skriver de fljane: Memo to mainstream media: You don't get to blog http://www.thebayareaistalking.com/archives/2005/07/he_said_i_dont.html There's a section about TBAiT in the new Bob Cauthorn post on Rebuilding Media called "Memo to Maintstream Media: You don't get to Blog" I don't? Well, actually Bob seems to think I'm doing an okay job at it. A...