Andrea James, a business reporter at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, has launched a blog called Andrea on Amazon about online retailing, and in a blast e-mail introducing the blog, she notes how the content will be different — and similar — to what she writes in the print paper.
“My deadlines have shortened from 6 p.m. daily to about five minutes ago, no matter what time it is. Luckily, thanks to a stint at Bloomberg News in London, I’m at ease with this fast form of journalism. It’s exciting!”
Later, she concludes: “Though the blog lets me have fun with my coverage, and write more informally, the old journalism standards still apply: accuracy, timeliness and newsworthiness are kings.”
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