Dos blogues:
Fifth Annual Weblog Awards: From now until [...] January 10, 2005, anyone can nominate their favorite weblogs.
Uma nova palavra, "dooced": Looming pitfalls of work blogs: According to UrbanDictionary.com, to be "dooced" means "losing your job for something you wrote in your online blog, journal, website, etc."
The Blog Revolution: Traditional news sites need to be there or be square. Some are starting their own blogs, others are (for now) just making their own sites more blogger-friendly. What's coming in 2005 and beyond?
One Story Line About News Blogs: They Lag Far Behind Mainstream: Yet, despite a lot of growth and mainstream media press, data suggest blogs have a long way to go to match the mainstream media in reach and influence.
One Question: More than 8 million Internet users are said to have created blogs. If everyone's publishing, who's reading?
Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Internet & American Life Project, which released a new survey on blogs: "Blogging brings new voices and information into the 'public square.' The boundary between producing information and consuming information is being obliterated, and it is not necessarily accurate to see them as separate and distinct realms.
The Rise of a New News Network: Weblogs, which started out as online diaries, have morphed into reporters' notebooks. The information is raw -- and perhaps unpolished when compared with news from more established outlets -- but it is nonetheless news.
I think what we are seeing is the rise of a new kind of news network, thanks in large part to technology.
