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links for 2006-11-03

Posted by Martin Stabe on 3 November 2006 at 17:25
Tags: Additional Links

• Banksy’s Blog by David Banks: Me and the Odd Couple
  Some things, our columnist David Banks reserves for his own blog. And then, suddenly, months later, they become relevant again.
  (tags: press_gazette)
• Web 2.0 Television - Evolving Newspapers Part II: Continuous News, Web Scoops and Revisiting Why Newspapers Blog
  (tags: newspapers blogs integration online journalism)
• Al-Jazeera gets bureau but won’t screen here - World - theage.com.au
  “Al-Jazeera will not be broadcast in Australia, despite the imminent launch of an Asia-Pacific bureau and an English-language channel.”
  (tags: al-jazeera aljazeera aji australia television journalism)
• American Journalism Review: Online Scoops?
  “In the era of convergence, the notion that newspapers would be ’scooping themselves’ by posting exclusives first is passé. But are there exceptions to this rule?”
  (tags: newspapers online journalism onlinejournalism)

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1. Jonathan R. |  3 November 2006 at 9:42pm

   Hi Martin,

   There’s a problem here: you’ve linked to my post, but in its form as lifted wholesale by this powerspam blog, I’m not sure why.

   The direct link to the post is here.

   Granted, my post does a lot of quoting too, and the post title on powerspam credits Web2.0Television, but if you look at their site they are ripping of our posts.

   I’m glad you’ve linked to us after commenting more than once on my Web2.0newspapers blog, in which I often link to this blog and which has been folded into http://web2.0television.com/blog. But I’m surprised you didn’t link to the post directly since I see you’ve read my blog several times. What gives?

   Jonathan

2. Martin Stabe |  4 November 2006 at 9:37am

   Argh. I can’t believe I fell for a splog.

   Schoolboy error. The name alone should have given it away.

   The link has, of course, been fixed.

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