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News Sites Integrate Live Video into Debate & Election Coverage

1.	News Sites Integrate Live Video into Debate & Election Coverage 9:59 PM Oct 15, 2008
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Why NPR's ombud declined to turn his column into a blog

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Jeffrey Dvorkin explains: "I thought that the value of a blog is precisely in its spontaneity and in the play of opinions between the blogger and the listeners. The blogger must do this several times a day in order for the blog to remain 'fresh.' ... In my experience, the best and most useful answers to the questions and comments I receive are found by taking the time to distill a measured and thoughtful response out of the swirl of argument and contention." PLUS: Dvorkin on Mixed Signals, an NPR blog.

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