When I heard the news, I knew I was going to get the second TOLDJA email from Ms. Finke and I certainly did. Her information could be digested better if it wasn't written in a way that makes me think she believes she is curing cancer, when she's essentially involved in "The Player", w/out that whole murder.
John, do you think the Chicago Tribune would link to a blogger if they transcribed comments before they did. I seriously doubt it. The MSM does not follow the same rules bloggers have created for themselves, why should bloggers show them the courtesy that they don't show bloggers?
@Anthony De Rosa: BTW, I realize Finke doesn't follow basic blogging etiquette herself, my comment was more about the Chicago Tribune than about Finke.
@Anthony De Rosa: Because it's the right thing to do? Also, it's not just about courtesy--it's about transparency and not passing off another's work as your own.
@John Cook: The MSM does not show courtesy to bloggers, bloggers are much better at attribution than MSM is, when it comes to giving proper attribution to blogs.
It's a HUGE deal when a blog doesn't attribute something by a MSM outlet, but rarely is it pointed out when a MSM outlet fails to give credit to a blogger, which is the norm rather than the exception.
I agree with you, it IS the right thing to do, it IS about transparency, and it IS about not passing off another's work as your own, three things that MSM often forgets when it comes to attribution for work they got through bloggers.
She loathes the idea of linking other bloggers. LOATHES it. She's the ultimate Darwinian blogger that way - in spite of her undoubtedly having benefited on more than one occasion from links from the likes of Matt Drudge.
But, but, but, but Nikki Finke is a capital J JOURNALIST not a lowly lower case blogger! Of course she is. Someone should probably ask for their money back.
Please! Techies were pulling this move decades ago -- most notably when Ethernet inventor Bob Metcalfe ate his words about an Internet crash he predicted: [www.wired.com]#retractions
He's averaging 11 points and 12 rebounds after about EIGHT GAMES. But for his admittedly short career, he's averaging about six points for each. A little early on the column dining, Morrissey. Talk to me when Noah averages a double-double for his CAREER. #retractions
@johnny_carsick: Living here in Chicago I am well aware of his playoff surge. I am also well aware of his carboard-like presence the previous 100-plus games, so, yeah, I do feel that even with his post-season heroics, saying he has proven himself is a little premature. #retractions
@A Message To Rudy: well, noah's the kind of player that's only really effective in certain kinds of systems - he can run, passes well, and has a good handle for a big guy.
i think skiles had something to do with handcuffing him then, i think derrick rose deserves a bit of credit for how he's playing now. kid's coming into his own.
that being said, i'm a homer. loved those back-to-back UF teams. and i generally hate UF. #retractions
@johnny_carsick: Yeah, I definitely see your point. Some of the pressure's off Noah with Rose coming in. That plus the fact that he's maturing as a player will hopefully lead to more boards (the main thing I want out of him). Dont' get me wrong, I like the guy. Just hasn't proven that he deserves the apologies of any doubters yet. To me. #retractions
I don't know what's sadder? The very idea, the execution, Rick's shirt, the salsa, the fact that he's going to crap this later, it's 5:00 of total sad. #retractions
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Congrats, you get the blue-ribbon today.
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It's a HUGE deal when a blog doesn't attribute something by a MSM outlet, but rarely is it pointed out when a MSM outlet fails to give credit to a blogger, which is the norm rather than the exception.
I agree with you, it IS the right thing to do, it IS about transparency, and it IS about not passing off another's work as your own, three things that MSM often forgets when it comes to attribution for work they got through bloggers.
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but yeah, point taken. #retractions
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i think skiles had something to do with handcuffing him then, i think derrick rose deserves a bit of credit for how he's playing now. kid's coming into his own.
that being said, i'm a homer. loved those back-to-back UF teams. and i generally hate UF. #retractions
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but yeah, go bulls. #retractions
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I'd like to see Arianna Huffington eat all of the passages in her books that she "improperly referenced." #retractions
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