Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Filed under: News , Blogging , Op-Ed What’s been on the Internet 12 hours too long, is 5 years too old and demonstrates the gaping chasm between blog journalism and credibility? This Huffington Post piece pointing to a five year old YouTube video as footage from yesterday’s tsunami in American Somoa. Are you getting all your news on the Internet? Constantly cruising a mix of major and minor media sites, or sucking them all in at once through an aggregator like Google News? Pointing fingers at blogs, Amazon’s Kindle, Google News and Youtube has become a popular habit of once healthy — and now hurting — newspapers and broadcast outlets both great and small.

Howdy! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for all of our latest crap.Britney Spears’ new album, The Singles Collection, will be released in stores November 24. The first single from the album, however, premiered on a New York radio station yesterday.The song, entitled “3″, is a tribute to that age old fantasy of having a threesome. It will be released on iTunes October 6.

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