BLOG PICS
The Blogs I decided to track this semester are fairly diverse.
The first one is http://www.dailykos.com/ It is a blog that has enjoyed huge popularity. The site was created by Markos Moulitsas Zuniga who has a political science and journalism educational background. The site keeps an eye on the political landscape as well as the media.
The second site is http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/ David Pogue's site highlights new media and its technology while it is still fresh. He writes for the N. Y. Times. His site covers a wide variety of material from critiquing video blogs to pointers about new product specs.
http://www.markhancock.blogspot.com/ is the third blog site. It is a blog created by Mark M. Hancock. Mr. Hancock currently works as a photojournalist for the Beaumont Enterprise. His site discusses his process of image gathering for media. It also contains comprehensive links to weekly photo highlights, collections of various publications special photo sections and industry awards.
The first one is http://www.dailykos.com/ It is a blog that has enjoyed huge popularity. The site was created by Markos Moulitsas Zuniga who has a political science and journalism educational background. The site keeps an eye on the political landscape as well as the media.
The second site is http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/ David Pogue's site highlights new media and its technology while it is still fresh. He writes for the N. Y. Times. His site covers a wide variety of material from critiquing video blogs to pointers about new product specs.
http://www.markhancock.blogspot.com/ is the third blog site. It is a blog created by Mark M. Hancock. Mr. Hancock currently works as a photojournalist for the Beaumont Enterprise. His site discusses his process of image gathering for media. It also contains comprehensive links to weekly photo highlights, collections of various publications special photo sections and industry awards.
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