August 30, 2006
This is a very interesting article about the MSN's continued oblivion toward blogs and the blogosphere. Worth reading.

For what it is worth, I do not see any difference between the national news and the blogs, aside from the fact that the news has significantly greater resources. I read/watch/listen to all of them the same critical way:

  • What part of this story is fact?
  • What facts are omitted or missing?
  • Is there emphasis on the irrelevant?
  • What part of this story is opinion?
  • Do I agree with the opinion?
  • Do the facts support or refute the opinion?
  • Do the facts support or refute my opinion?
  • Is this source consistantly biased toward a specific ideology?
  • Would I feel honest reporting this story myself?
Seriously. I process the CBS Evening News exactly the same way as Say Anything. Both sources have biases and I understand those and factor them into how I process what they have to say.

It's all blogs to me.

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