Nominations: Best Media/Journalist Blog

22 Comments

1. Rob December 1, 2003

   Nominating:

   Damage
2. Matthew Stinson December 1, 2003

   Jeff Jarvis’s Buzzmachine
3. Matt December 1, 2003

   1. Buzzmachine (Jeff Jarvis)

   2. Press Think (Jay Rosen)

   3. First Draft (Tim Porter)
4. Adam December 1, 2003

   Hobbs Online A.M. (Bill Hobbs)
5. Rob December 1, 2003

   Just to clarify; we entered Damage under ‘Media’ Blogs because one of our contributors is a journalist for the Chicago-based skateboarding magazine ‘Bail’.

   If this isn’t enough to qualify us for entrance under the ‘Media’ category, feel free to remove this particular nomination.

   Cheers!
6. Steven December 1, 2003

   The Corner on National Review Online
7. Tuning Spork December 1, 2003

   How can this category be closed without a nomination for Reason.com’s Hit & Run?!
8. Justene December 1, 2003

   No L.A. Observed?
9. ANdrew December 1, 2003

   http://www.geekpress.com/
10. technosapien December 1, 2003

    Hey, this site is great for keeping track of how the “lamestream” media handles various important news stories. Check out Rantingprofs http://rantingprofs.typepad.com/rantingprofs/
11. Cam December 2, 2003

    Joe Kelley at http://www.thesakeofargument.com is one of several talk show hosts who have discovered blogging. I’m one of the others, but since you can’t nominate yourself… I’d like to nominate Joe.
12. Brian Ruckle December 2, 2003

    Danwei
13. Frankenstein December 2, 2003

    I’m not entirely sure how you can have a ‘media blog’ category without Gawker, Romensko, or The Kicker…
14. Laurence December 2, 2003

    You don’t have HonestReporting?!
    (www.honestreporting.com)

    Peerless and indispensible in covering anti-Israel media bias.
15. Elvin December 2, 2003

    Asymmetrical Information
16. Duncan December 3, 2003

    The Blog Herald
    http://www.blogherald.com
17. Ben Franklin December 3, 2003

    Geez… What are these, your friends? You only like the wannabes. You skipped most of the real, employed journalists blogging in newsrooms and for real news organizations:

    Mike Wendland at the Detroit Free Press (http://www.pcmike.com/ej/)

    Sheila Lennon at the Providence Journal (http://projo.com/blogs/shenews/)

    Jon Dube, Cyberjournalist.net
    (http://www.cyberjournalist.net/)

    Paul Andrews, Seattle Times (http://paulandrews.typepad.com/)

    Tom Regan, Christian Science Monitor
    (http://blogs.csmonitor.com/scitechblog/)

    Scott Rosenberg at Salon
    (http://blogs.salon.com/0000014/)

    Ed Cone of the Greenville NC News & Record
    (http://radio.weblogs.com/0107946/)

    J.D. Lasica (OJR) New Media Musings, http://www.newmediamusings.com/

    Liz Donovan, Miami Herald (http://newsresearch.blogspot.com/)
18. Rick Bruner December 3, 2003

    MarketingWonk
19. M. Ford December 3, 2003

    how about Arts & Letters Daily
    at : http://aldaily.com/

    It’s been around forever
20. tom mangan December 6, 2003

    Rats, missed the deadline. Wait, I only make deadline when they pay me. anyway, http://tommangan.net/printsthechaff is my blog for newspaper editors.
21. tim December 6, 2003

    You’re missing many in this list. One Glaring ommission:

    Veteran media critic, documentary filmmaker and author Danny Schechter. His Weblog, The News Dissector at

    http://www.newsdissector.org/weblog/

    Do your voters (and yourself) a favor and add this to the list.

    Thanks, Tim
22. Ian Barr December 6, 2003

    How about:

    http://aubreyherbert.blogspot.com

    It is a contemporary look at art,economics, poltical malfeasance, culture, and global affairs.