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Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 14:32:07 -0700
From: "Joshua S. Fouts"
Greetings.
Here's what's new on the Online Journalism Review.
Subscription information at the end of this note.
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Scheer Bytes
OJR introduces a new column by OJR Editor Robert Scheer. Scheer
shares his thoughts and observations on journalism, from the
whereabouts of Michael Kinsley to his dinner with Matt Drudge.
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Another Mea Culpa, About Sex
Executive Editor Larry Pryor does some explaining about recent OJR
content.
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Spotlight on the Beeb
J.L. Perrone and Neil Thurman take a look inside the BBC News Online
in this spotlight on online journalism in the UK.
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Women to Know in New Media
It's arguably impossible, and invariably controversial, to compile a
complete list of people to know in online journalism. We asked
Rebecca Eisenberg and J.L. Perrone to take a crack at a good starter
list of the women to know in this burgeoning field.
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Smut for Smart People
Ken Layne steps out of his Citizen Layne column and gives us an
interview with Genevieve Field of Nerve.com.
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The TV-Web Nexus
As television and cable news networks devote more and more energy,
time and money to their Web sites, they are using their promotional
leverage -- and tie-ins -- to their advantage. Guest cartoonist Bill
Mitchell heads up a line-up of stories by Kevin Featherly and Sean
Miller exploring networks' synergistic practices -- and what they mean
to online journalism.
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The Spike Report
Spike brings you his ever-witty inside scoop. Today's dollop tells us
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There's much more!
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Attention!
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Due to a case of human error, some of you my have missed the July 10, 1998 Newsletter.
For your convenience, it is included below.
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Conservatives Chop at Salon's Family Tree
After breaking stories about
Richard Mellon Scaife funneling money to
The American Spectator, Salon falls under
attack from conservatives =97 and is forced
to fend off charges of close ties with Democrats.
OJR's Matt Welch delves into the war of words.
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NetMedia '98: Media and the Internet
Keynote speakers at the London conference offered
a variety of perspectives on online journalism =97
and pointers for success on the Web.
OJR Guest Contributor J.L. Perrone reports.
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Mitnick on Trial: Trial Date Set
While a January trial date is a minor victory
for Kevin David Mitnick, his defense is still
being denied access to evidence, reports OJR hacker
expert Doug Thomas.
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Another Brash Web Columnist
OJR Guest Contributor Emmanuelle Richard exposes
Luke Ford, the one-man, online gossip columnist
who keeps the porn industry covered.
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To Protect and Serve!
Ethan Goldstine does his duty by giving the scoop
on password sniffing and e-mail lists. Play along.
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The Making of a 'Darkside Hacker'
A new movie threatens to further damage hacker
Kevin David Mitnick's reputation, says OJR's
Doug Thomas.
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Coming Attractions
OJR's Jordan Raphael takes you to the cool,
independent movie news site that has
established itself as a leading source of
inside information =97 without kowtowing
to the studios' publicity machines
or stooping to celebrity gossip.
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End July 10, 1998 Newsletter
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Joshua S. Fouts
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