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• Altercation Explained
In his proposed Code of Ethics for Amateur Journalism, he argues, “Weblogs are inherently biased and unedited.” Scott Rosenberg proposed in Salon.com that “the editorial process of the blogs takes place between and among bloggers, in public, in ...
• AOL buys blog network Weblogs Inc. - Gadgets- msnbc.com
America Online has agreed to buy Weblogs Inc., a network of Internet sites focused on niche topics ranging from food to gadgets, including the popular site Engadget.
• Clicked: The blog's new clothes - Clicked- msnbc.com
September 5, 2006 | 11:32 AM ET. OK, this is it, Clicked is officially moving to http ... MORE FROM WEBLOGS      ...
• Podcasting gives Weblogs a voice - Gadgets- msnbc.com
Less than a year old, podcasting has the potential to do to the radio business what Web logs have done to print journalism. By bringing the cost of broadcasting to nearly nothing ...
• Clicked:  Clicked archive - Clicked- msnbc.com
Clicked archive Listed by year, clustered by month, linked by week ... MORE FROM WEBLOGS      ...

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• Arts: Weblogs  (50)

» AnArchitecture - C. Wassmann's weblog dedicated to architecture and architectural thinking. Includes news, links, archives and opinions.
» BldgBlog - Los Angeles-based writer Geoff Manaugh provides architectural news and conjecture, heavily illustrated.
» Busyboo - Vered Carmel's illustrated weblog covers architecture, interior design, digital photography, web design and illustration.
» CoolBoom - An interior designer in Valencia provides architecture and interior design news from across the world. [English and Spanish versions.]
» A Dose of Architecture - John Hill, an architect who lives and works in Chicago, looks at contemporary architectural works of significance through his illustrated weblog and weekly articles.
» TheHouseKid - A weblog created by Brandon Brooks, a young aspiring architect in the United States, to discuss house plan design and residential architecture.
» Unusual Life - Seattle real estate consultant Marlow Harris has a penchant for unusual homes and amazing architecture, which appear in her weblog.