Dürfen Journalisten bloggen?
Interessante Diskussion bei CyberJournalist.net, blogger und online journalism
Das Statement von J.D. Lasica:
The decision by the editor of the Hartford Courant to order the closing of a newsroom staffer's independent weblog was an abuse of power, a move that was not only misguided but one that sends a chilling effect through the journalistic blogging community.
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Die Gegenmeinung vertritt Prof. Eric Meyer, University of Illinois:
Webloggers cry about Big Business usurping the First Amendment and stifling what they regard as the only voices of truth in the wilderness. Maybe that's true some of the time. I would worry very much about it if it were true now. But this time around, the dispute isn't about using an atomic flyswatter to squash a tiny buzzing of opinion. It's about making sure an employee is doing the job he was hired to do, not getting caught up in some overgrown, overly opinionated diary/hobby that unfairly treads on his association with his employer and has the potential to damage his employer's reputation.
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Das Statement von J.D. Lasica:
The decision by the editor of the Hartford Courant to order the closing of a newsroom staffer's independent weblog was an abuse of power, a move that was not only misguided but one that sends a chilling effect through the journalistic blogging community.
Hier weiterlesen
Die Gegenmeinung vertritt Prof. Eric Meyer, University of Illinois:
Webloggers cry about Big Business usurping the First Amendment and stifling what they regard as the only voices of truth in the wilderness. Maybe that's true some of the time. I would worry very much about it if it were true now. But this time around, the dispute isn't about using an atomic flyswatter to squash a tiny buzzing of opinion. It's about making sure an employee is doing the job he was hired to do, not getting caught up in some overgrown, overly opinionated diary/hobby that unfairly treads on his association with his employer and has the potential to damage his employer's reputation.
Hier weiterlesen.
Cyberwriter - 2. Mai, 07:56 - online Journalism
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woelfin - 2. Mai, 12:56
ich finde absolut dass sie das dürfen
weil sie hier dürfen was sie anderswo nicht dürfen
beispiel
krakauer musste auf ein buch ausweichen
abseits von zeilenlimits
beispiel
krakauer musste auf ein buch ausweichen
abseits von zeilenlimits
grant - 2. Mai, 17:02
im prinzip dürfen sie, aber
das problem ist, dass die weblogs von journalisten unter umständen interessanter und spannender werden als ihre eigentlichen arbeiten, so wohl geschehen im fall von kevin sites / cnn.
tatsächlich sind es doch die restriktiven arbeitsbedingungen, die journalisten in weblogs treiben. machen wir uns nichts vor, 99 prozent aller journalisten arbeiten bei deprimierenden medien in irrationalen redaktionen.
tatsächlich sind es doch die restriktiven arbeitsbedingungen, die journalisten in weblogs treiben. machen wir uns nichts vor, 99 prozent aller journalisten arbeiten bei deprimierenden medien in irrationalen redaktionen.
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