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Newsweek.com
New group political blog on Newsweek.com |
There's a new group blog on Newsweek.com:
The Ruckus, focused on the 2008 presidential race and authored by nine members of the
Media Bloggers Association.
The initial lineup features several well-known, outspoken, and even frankly partisan bloggers: John Amato, Crooks and Liars; Faye Anderson, Anderson at Large; Dean Barker, Blue Hampshire; Adam Fogle, Palmetto Scoop; Joe Gandelman, The Moderate Voice; James Joyner, Outside the Beltway; Ed Morrissey, Captain's Quarter; Oliver Willis; and Chris Woods, Bleeding Heartland.
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...Sounds like fun. I just wonder how well Newsweek.com's editors have thought through the ethical and practical differences of bloggers and journalists. I'd hate to see another ugly implosion of a group political weblog due to miscommunications, culture clash, and political pressure -- like
what happened recently at Cleveland.com.
Hi Amy - I think Bob Cox has indeed thought...