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Bloggers owe Carroll an apology

By Ellen Goodman
The Boston Globe
Published: 04/07/06

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The difference between old media and new, MSM and blog, says Al Tompkins of the Poynter Institute, is the difference between sitting at a restaurant and having your food delivered nicely plated or standing at a buffet nibbling constantly. It's the 24/7 news cycle brought down to the 604,800 seconds-per-week cycle.
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