Monday, December 3, 2007
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Monday, November 5, 2007
Response to Frontline video
Although I agree that internet journalism is booming, I do not really think that news should be biased. However, I do think that it is almost impossible to have non-biased news on the internet. The internet has no gatekeepers, anyone can go on and create a biased news blog. I think that the ideas in the show are legitimate, and that internet media is changing. But I do not think that traditional journalism is going anywhere.
People still want to watch CNN, 60 Minutes, and traditional 11:00 news everyday. People will still read newspapers. I do not think that blogging and internet journalism will take the place of traditional journalism. I think there is still a place for traditional journalism through non-biased news shows and the newspapers.
I think that it is true that the younger generations do not really watch traditional news. However, some young people do watch these programs. Also, these are legitimate news outlets, and I do not think they will go away. They are needed in our society, because we trust these outlets. Blogs are not as trustworthy when it comes to hard, non-biased news.
I think that blogs and internet medias are good supplements to the traditional newspapers and TV programs, but are not good enough or legitimate enough to have just those. I would be really surprised if newspapers and traditional TV programs were to go away due to internet media. Internet media and blogging is a good extra, but will not ever be the only news source.
People still want to watch CNN, 60 Minutes, and traditional 11:00 news everyday. People will still read newspapers. I do not think that blogging and internet journalism will take the place of traditional journalism. I think there is still a place for traditional journalism through non-biased news shows and the newspapers.
I think that it is true that the younger generations do not really watch traditional news. However, some young people do watch these programs. Also, these are legitimate news outlets, and I do not think they will go away. They are needed in our society, because we trust these outlets. Blogs are not as trustworthy when it comes to hard, non-biased news.
I think that blogs and internet medias are good supplements to the traditional newspapers and TV programs, but are not good enough or legitimate enough to have just those. I would be really surprised if newspapers and traditional TV programs were to go away due to internet media. Internet media and blogging is a good extra, but will not ever be the only news source.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Monday, October 8, 2007
Homecoming Week at WSU
Homecoming Week at WSU
Events include chariot races, football games, etc etc. Career fair also occurred this week, along with free movie viewings.
October 8, 2007
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