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Within the past few weeks two of America's leading newspapers have watched staff-written blogs blow up in their faces. First, Ben Domenech left Washingtonpost.com after outside bloggers uncovered numerous examples of plagiarism in his past work. And last week, the Los Angeles Times suspended the blog of Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Hiltzik (interviewed by OJR just before the scandal broke) after he was discovered to have posted comments under false identities on his and other blogs. Can newspapers do blogs right? I e-mailed that question to several prominent online journalists. All have experience with "traditional" media and either blog or oversee bloggers in their work. Their edited responses follow:
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Within the past few weeks two of America's leading newspapers have watched staff-written blogs blow up in their faces. First, Ben Domenech left Washingtonpost.com after outside bloggers uncovered numerous examples of plagiarism in his past work. And last week, the Los Angeles Times suspended the blog of Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Hiltzik (interviewed by OJR just before the scandal broke) after he was discovered to have posted comments under false identities on his and other blogs. Can newspapers do blogs right? I e-mailed that question to several prominent online journalists. All have experience with "traditional" media and either blog or oversee bloggers in their work. Their edited responses follow:
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29 Apr 06
Soledad CaballeroBy Robert Niles: "Can newspapers do blogs right? I e-mailed that question to several prominent online journalists. All have experience with "traditional" media and either blog or oversee bloggers in their work. Their edited responses follow:"
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28 Apr 06
Pelle Sten"I think it's going to be difficult for newspapers to do blogs right because their DNA continues to be trapped in the 'we talk, you listen' mode."
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