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Ben Thompson: The one-man blog isn’t dead, it’s better than ever
Like a reverse takeover
Blogging is very much alive — we just call it something else now
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15 years is enough, he says
Sullivan quits blogging: “I’m a human being before I am a writer”
No longer dear leader
Nick Denton unveils “the great unclenching” at Gawker Media
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What does the rise of brand journalism mean? For one thing, it means journalists have to up their game
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The registration of Russian bloggers has begun
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Despite a history of dismal failures, hyperlocal news continues to attract believers
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This week in media: VICE talks, Gawker balks, the NYT kills blogs and GE starts its own news hub
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Can the New York Times kill its blogs without losing the soul of blogging in the process?
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I miss the old blogosphere — we’ve gained a lot, but we’ve also lost something
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Appeals court says blogs are not only media, they’re an important source of news and commentary
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Jason Calacanis launches Inside, a mobile news-curation app powered by humans
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In 12 years of blogging, the more things change, the more they stay the same
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Irony alert: Newspapers were social media long before blogs and Facebook came along
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The rise of Brown Moses: How an unemployed British man has become a poster boy for citizen journalism
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Sorry, would-be Walt Mossbergs, but the day of the great mass-media technology critic is over
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Acts of journalism: Why we need to be skeptical of a shield law for professional journalists
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The shifting balance of power in media is real, no matter what the Columbia Journalism Review says
