Were we wrong about tech and the democratization of media? | Coop's Corner : A Blog from Charlie Cooper - CNET News.com

We all thought that the Internet would break the grip of the corporate-controlled media on information.  Were we right?  This article is a review of Project for Excellence in Journalism. Our assumptions, according to their report, have not quite come to fruition as we had expected.  Read the following Coop's Corner at CNET for the full story:

Were we wrong about tech and the democratization of media?

Were we wrong about tech and the democratization of media? | Coop's Corner : A Blog from Charlie Cooper - CNET News.com

Blogged with the Flock Browser

Flock to my doors

Testing more of the flock features.  In fact, this is a blog entry generated by the Blog Editor built into the Flock Browser.  Pretty cool stuff . . . .

Blogged with Flock

Flock Web Browser

A social networking Browser? It seemed like an interensting concept, so I am actually giving it a whirl. I'll post the results after my test.

Throw Salt in the Wound . . . .

How do YOU feel about this happening during a recession? Doesn't it seem odd that a few profit while the rest of us struggle?

Exxon Mobil reports record profit

America Has Been Hi-Jacked: Get Busy and Do Something

This guy is a hero! An American born and raised in Texas, Dahr Jamail went to Iraq as an Independent Journalist to cover the war in the most accurate--without the influence of the coporations who are currently running the media in our country.

His perspectives, images and articles portray a dramatically different scene that what any of our media sources have provided.

This is an interview with him, there are clips of his reporting, as well as images of his work over there.

And, the title are his words . . . .

New US Currency--Get Ready to Surrender Your Money (Parody)

I guess this has been flying under the radar, so to speak, but I am looking for the nearest facility to surrender my dollars . . . .

http://blimptv.blogspot.com/2007/12/new-bush-coins.html

Funny, funny, funny . . . .

I was reading some posts in a forum when I read the term "Jort." Someone further down in the thread asked the fateful question, "What is a jort?" And, the response was simply:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=jorts


Funny . . . funny . . . funny.

Message From the Soldiers (Parody)