So much to feel, but alas, it cannot be touched. Too much time to think. Thought is painful, dangerous, the clarity is confusing. So much to say. Through this feature, I'm searching for the brightest, funniest, most controversial or otherwise intriguing comments from the previous week's forums, journals and blogs.
Internet journalism is an enigmatic and evolving field.
Those with newshound skills combined with online savvy are beginning to make a mark for themselves, especially with the immediacy of weblog publishing. If you find a true treasure you'd like to nominate for future Bluzz of the Week, even if you wrote it yourself, please let me know . Online Journalism Review featured a combined essay instrumented by J.D. Lasica titled Blogging as a Form of Journalism in two parts on May 24th and May 31st. Siezing the opportunity to offer the layman's opinion, The Head Lemur knocked their socks off with a quick retort from a real weblogger . Journalistists may have the formal training, but in the new world of instant publishing they no longer have a monopoly on the news.