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“Journalism like everything else that used to be centralized is in the process of being distributed. In the future, every educated person will be a journalist, as today we are all travel agents and stock brokers. The reporters have been acting as middlemen, connecting sources with readers, who in many cases are sources themselves”.
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i think it depends on the blog and the circumstances. many blogs are mere opinion and don’t adhere to the journalistic standards of reporting. so their news/ reporting are not reliable. many news agencies don’t have reliable reporting, but you can hold them reliable because it’s an institution, not a person running a personal blog. but i think there are many restrictions on reporting everywhere, so blogs with good reporting can be considered journalistic.
p.s. i promised to leave my messages in arabic because i want to practice typing faster, but i’m too tired now 🙂
Last night I searched more about this subject and got this interesting article http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2005/0523/228.html on Journalism Vs Blogs in Forbes.com.
Journalsim will not disappear but print journalism might be replaced by an electronic one in future just like how DVDs replaced VHS.
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أنا أظن أن الصحافة المكتوبة في الوطن العربي لا تكتب بتفصيل ممل .لا تذكر الوقائع الهامة