Nice to see Heather enter the fray on this one. The uncivil war is about bloggers v. journalists. We need to hear from more journalists (even though Heather is a journalist who blogs).
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April 25, 2007
Fake Steve Mugs Real Steve
As usual, the nastiness of a blogger-on-blogger attack obscures the real issue: the growing tension between bloggers and mainstream media.
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