OJR front page archive for May 2005
Latimes.com introduces blogs, with more changes on the way
May 27, 2005
Sporting an airy new look and free access to previously walled-off CalendarLive, Latimes.com stands poised to offer original and user-generated content and classifieds it says can rival Craigslist.
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Future of magazines: Net could empower readers
May 24, 2005
The magazine world has seen the future of print -- and it's still print. But how could the Internet and new technologies expand magazine journalism? We convene a virtual roundtable to find out. 1 comment | Archive Link
Non-traditional sources cloud Google News results
May 19, 2005
Additional research suggests that the search engine's selection of online-only news sources to include in Google News skews its search results toward political extremes. 1 comment | Archive Link
Online forums, bloggers become vital media outlets in Bahrain
May 17, 2005
The small Persian Gulf nation has been moving toward democratic reform, but a registration drive for Web sites and the arrest of a popular online forum owner have sparked outrage in Bahrain's nascent blogosphere. 1 comment | Archive Link
Newsroom veterans debut a new online voice in San Diego
May 12, 2005
A former columnist at the Union-Tribune has joined with a venture capitalist and a dot-com veteran to launch a new online newsroom for the city. No comments | Archive Link
Seven big ideas (and one pet peeve) from BlogNashville
May 10, 2005
How many bloggers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Who knows, but a lot of light bulbs went off when 300-plus bloggers met up in Tennessee. 15 Comments | Archive Link
Can the Huffington Post obsess itself into the news cycle?
May 3, 2005
Gadfly Arianna Huffington will launch her own version of Drudge Report plus a group blog of intellectuals and Hollywood types who skew left. Will it be the start of something big or 'Who Wants to Be a Blog Millionaire?' 5 Comments | Archive Link
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