Archive for the 'journalism' Category

Social vs. Search Dominance

Jun 26, 2010 Posted Under: bias, journalism, opinion, technology

You may have seen where I have written several posts about how the technology journalist community are all from the same place and have the same thoughts.  This has happened again about how they are all saying that Facebook will take over Google, Bing, Yahoo as the source for search.  I have to laugh when [...]

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Friendfeed was Unfairly Attacked

May 09, 2010 Posted Under: blogging, broadcast, Friendfeed, Google, Internet, journalism, opinion

I can still remember the day vividly when Facebook purchased Friendfeed. There were those l will not name that immediately proclaimed that Friendfeed was dead.  It was a mantra that was so loud that even the most apathetic person around could hear.  It was almost as if the tactic of the media was used to [...]

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REFORM is dirty word

Jul 26, 2009 Posted Under: bias, journalism, opinion, politics

I think most people in this country are very suspicious of politicians in general because of theindiscretions of those in the past.  This is tragic because as much as we do not trust them, we need them.  There is one thing that seems to be common among politicians that I have noticed is the way [...]

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Do Not Worry About the Economy

Jan 07, 2009 Posted Under: bias, journalism, news, opinion

I hear concerns every day about the economy.  People worry unecessarily all the time because they watch the news.  I am old enough to have experienced several recessions and one thing that always seems to be common with each of them is that the media always says “this one is different” or “this one is [...]

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More AP Bias

Dec 14, 2008 Posted Under: bias, journalism, opinion, Personal, politics, Sooners, sports

You may remember that I posted just last week about how irrelevant the AP is in reporting just about anything.  I took a screenshot of Yahoo’s News this morning where it posted an AP story about Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford winning the Heisman Trophy last night.  As you can see in the photo above it [...]

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When Will I Learn

Jun 28, 2008 Posted Under: constitution, journalism, politics

Sometimes I forget that I am not 18 years old and that I cannot get up at 4:30 am, then stay up until 1:30 am and get  up at 7:00 am again.  I get up so early every day that I automatically wake up early no matter what time I go to bed.  I am [...]

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