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Beat reporters pushing the practice
I'm looking for beat reporters pushing the practice of beat reporting on the Web.
Reporters using online tools like blogging, social networking, Wikis, Google Groups, Google Sites, databases, etc to make their reporting better, more modern and more efficient. The kinds of reporters who embrace two-way communication.
If you know of beat reporters that fit this description, please let me know. In fact, we can use the comments section of this post to discuss beat reporters who are pushing the practice.
Reporters using online tools like blogging, social networking, Wikis, Google Groups, Google Sites, databases, etc to make their reporting better, more modern and more efficient. The kinds of reporters who embrace two-way communication.
If you know of beat reporters that fit this description, please let me know. In fact, we can use the comments section of this post to discuss beat reporters who are pushing the practice.
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Howard Owens and Zac Echola are the co-founders of Wired Journalists, sharing all the credit and blame with Ryan Sholin.
Patrick Thornton is around here somewhere, as well.
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Patrick Thornton is around here somewhere, as well.
Contact any of us with questions, suggestions, or concerns.
Thanks!
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Also, The Watcher, the television blog by Maureen Ryan of The Chicago Tribune: http://tinyurl.com/6ry6nj
I'm especially enjoying Ryan's Twitter updates from her trip to the television critics' press tour in L.A.