Blog Journalism

Bloggers Lead Media to Report McCain/Palin's Campaign "Lies"

Alan W. Silberberg and Ralph J. Shapira | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: John McCain, E-Government, Myspace, Bloggers, Politics, Blog Journalism, Twitter, Political Process, Digital Democracy, Presidential Election 2008, Facebook, 2008 Election, Local Power, Ralph J. Shapira, GW Bush, Political Social Networking, Social Networking, Alan W. Silberberg, Participatory Politics, You2gov, Media News
Alan W. Silberberg and Ralph J. Shapira

While traditional media have disparaged blogs as being unreliable, that chaotic, unmediated world known as "the blogosphere" has led the way in ferreting truth from falsehood.

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"You Get Used To It" -- Torture and The Police in Egypt

Stephen Dockery and Sarah Wali | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Bloggers in Egypt, Egypt, Blog Journalism, Police Brutality, Egypt Emergency Laws, Police Brutality Egypt, Police Brutality Video, Ayman Nour, Politics News
Stephen Dockery and Sarah Wali

Egyptian bloggers have grown in number in recent years, bringing to light human rights violations that otherwise would be censored in the government-controlled press.

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Who Should Blog? Assembling the Most Important Voices in Environmentalism Today

Olivia Zaleski | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Simran Sethi, Andrew Winston, Al Sharpton, Willow Bay, Blog Journalism, Environment, Laurie David, Environmentalism, Huffington Post Green, Carl Pope, Green, Bobby Kennedy Jr., Green News
Olivia Zaleski

As the search for the movement's voice continues, the Green Team would greatly appreciate your help. We want to know: who do you want to see write for HuffPo Green? And why? Who gets your vote? Who gets your veto? Big names? Little names? We want them all. Then there's the issue of "diversity" . . .

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