Blog!
Subtitle: how the newest media revolution is changing politics, business, and culture
By: David Kline and Dan Burnstein ; contributing editors, Arne J. de Keijzer and Paul Berger
Contributors: Burstein, Daniel; De Keijzer, Arne J.; Berger, Paul
Publisher: CDS Books
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 402
ISBN-13: 9781593151416
Subjects: Online journalism; Influence; Blogs; Journalisme en ligne; Aspect social; Médias; Blogues; Aspect politique; Mass media; Aspect économique
Description: A collection of essays, interviews, and commentary about the political, business, and cultural aspects of blogs and blogging.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : from cave painting to wonkette : a short history of blogging  -- Dan Burstein; title: Toward a more participatory democracy  -- David Kline; title: The secrets of [Howard] Dean's success (and the Democrats' failure)  -- Joe Trippi; title: Extreme democracy, blog-style  -- Jon Lebkowsky; title: Blogging the presidency  -- Markos Moulitsas Zuniga; title: Dove becomes hawk in blog transformation  -- Roger L. Simon; title: Sex, lies, and political scrapes  -- Ana Marie Cox; title: Fear and laptops on the campaign trail  -- Matthew Klam; title: Web of influence  -- Daniel W. Drezner and Henry Farrell; title: The voice of the customer  -- David Kline; title: Blogs : humanizing the face of corporate America  -- Robert Scoble; title: The whole becomes hugely greater  -- Nick Gall; title: Japanese blogger champions Internet democracy  -- Joi Ito; title: Take an obsession, then feed it!  -- Nick Denton; title: Is it the tortoise against the hare?  -- Jason Calacanis; title: The blog business : it's more like music than publishing  -- John Battelle; title: Going out on a limb, where the fruit is  -- Andreas Stavropoulis; title: Marketers must learn to respect their customers  -- Christian Sarkar; title: Building a more powerful network with blogging  -- David Teten; title: The new meaning of "going to lunch with your publisher"  -- Michael Cader; title: Our customers want authenticity  -- Jonathan Schwartz; title: Why there's no escaping the blog  -- David Kirkpatrick and Daniel Roth; title: Blogs will change your business  -- Stephen Baker and Heather Green; title: I blog, therefore I am  -- David Kline; title: Child star turned blogger discovers life's second act  -- Wil Wheaton; title: A GI blogs the war in Iraq  -- Colby Buzzell; title: A mayhem of media possibilities  -- Adam Curry; title: Big media guy learns to "trust the readers"  -- Jeff Jarvis; title: Blogs as bottom-up innovation  -- Clay Shirky; title: Will blog for book deals  -- Kate Lee; title: Confessions of a distinguished cultural blogger  -- Terry Teachout; title: A weblog saved my life last night  -- Ayelet Waldman; title: Where have all the journalists gone?  -- Jay Rosen; title: Making global voices heard  -- Rebecca MacKinnon; title: Gazing at the crystal ball of blogging  -- Paul Saffo; title: Punching holes in old faded mirrors  -- Arianna Huffington; title: My so-called blog  -- Emily Nussbaum; title: Meet Joe Blog  -- Lev Grossman and Anita Hamilton; title: A blogger's creed  -- Andrew Sullivan; title: Blogworld and its gravity : the new amateur journalists weigh in -- Matt Welch-- Appendix A. The blog! index-- Appendix B. The technorati top 50 : a snapshot in time-- Appendix C. The blogroll.