Keeping an eye on blogs, citizen media,citizen journalism, citizen reporters and anything about technology that's news for the news business since 2002. Acting locally in Chicago, thinking globally.
Thursday, November 04, 2004
Blogs, blogging. Post-election analysis picks blog exit polls apart. I agree with Prof. Rosen that people need to be able to triangulate to judge the likelihood of any given piece of information, from whatever source, being true. I think many of the multi-tasking generation, the under 25's, already live in the world of likelihood estimates, rather than the world Walter Cronkite truths.MercuryNews.com | 11/04/2004 | Election results humble bloggers: "It's so much harder to control information today, we have to stop putting our hopes in controlling it and start seeding people with the knowledge of how to use it,'' said Rosen, a professor at New York University."
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