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The difference between journalists and bloggers …..
November 21, 2007… according to Clyde Bentley, who’s guest-blogging at Mark Fraser’s MediaShift is .. Comments. Here’s the quiz of the day for 21st Century Journalism 101: What makes news critics howl, able reporters swoon and strong editors weep? (Hint: The great unwashed and untutored of the blogosphere consider them pure manna.) If I could squeeze another [...]