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(1) Hull, Dana. ‘Blogging between the lines: the mainstream media have fallen in love with blogs, launching them on everything from politics to life in Las Vegas to bowling. But does the inherent tensions between the blogosphere’s anything-goes ethos and the standards of traditional journalism mean this relationship is doomed? In American Journalism Review,Vol 28, No. 6, December 2006, p.2
(2) Jenkins, Henry., ‘The cultural logic of media convergence’, in International journal of cultural studies, Vol 7, No. 1, 2004, p.
(3) Wall, Melissa., ‘Blogging Gulf War 2’ In Journalism studies, Vol 7, No. 1, 2006, p.113.
(4) Ribstein, Larry E. ‘From bricks to pajamas: the law and economics of amateur journalism’, in William and Mary Law Review, Vol. 48, No.1, 2006, p.2
(5) Winner, as cited in Ribstein, Larry E., Ibid, p.4
(6) Cecile Landman, as cited in Narula, M. et el (editors), Sarai Reader, Delhi, Sarai Media Lab, 2006
(7) Strawberry Sweetness, http://strawberryandbanana.blogspot.com/2007/04/dogz.htmlAccessed, 12/05/07
(8) McNair, Brian, The sociology of journalism, London, Oxford University Press, 1998, p.20
(9) Zuckerman, Mortimer B. ‘The Wild, Wild Web’, In US News & World Report,Vol 139, No. 21, December 2005, p.1.
(10) Luqiu, Luwei. ‘Blogging news in China’, In Nieman Reports, Vol 60, No. 4, 2006, p.2
(11) McNair, Brian, The sociology of journalism, 1998, Op. cit, p.20
(12) Luqiu, Luwei. ‘Blogging news in China’, Op. cit, p.1
(13) Ribstein, Larry E. ‘From bricks to pajamas: the law and economics of amateur journalism’, Op. cit, p.31
(14) Quiggin, John., ‘In my opinion,’ In The Walkley Magazine, Issue 35, October/November 2005, p.18
(15) Kingston, Margo ‘The not so secret diary of Margo Kingston,’ In The Walkley Magazine,Issue 35, October/November 2005, p.14.
(16) McNair, Brian, The sociology of journalism, 1998, Op. cit, p.9
(17) Ribstein, Larry E. ‘From bricks to pajamas: the law and economics of amateur journalism’, Op. cit, p.11
(18) Fisher, Marc. ‘Blogging on the hustings: bloggers were a significant and cacophonous force in Virginia’s gubernatorial election. What was their impact, and was the journalism they were practicing? In American journalism Review, Vol 81, No.1, March 2006, p.10
(19) Kenton Ngo, cited in Ibid, p.10
(20) Wall, Melissa., ‘Blogging Gulf War 2’ In Journalism studies, Vol 7, No. 1, 2006, p.113.
(21) Ibid, p.113
(22) Street, John. Mass media, politics and Democracy, England, Palgrave, 2001, p.153
(23) Ribstein, Larry E. ‘From bricks to pajamas: the law and economics of amateur journalism’, Op. cit, p.8
(24) Luqiu, Luwei. ‘Blogging news in China’, Op. cit, p.3
(25) Zuckerman, Mortimer B. ‘The Wild, Wild Web’, p.1
(26) Smeeton, Chuck and Walsh, Mike., ‘Hard Yakker’, In The Walkley Magazine, Issue 35, October/November 2005, p.15
(27) Ribstein, Larry E. ‘From bricks to pajamas: the law and economics of amateur journalism’, Op. cit, p.12
(29) Hacket, Robert A, and Zhao, Yuezhi., Sustaining Democracy?: Journalism and the politics of objectivity, toronto, Garamond Press, 1998, p.31.
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