
Every year, Minnesotans grab their heaviest coats, snow pants, blankets, mittens, scarves, hats and hot coffee/chocolate and head downtown to see Holidazzle. This Christmas parade begins after dark and has become Minneapolis tradition.

The forms have been filled out and the hurdles have been cleared: As of today, I am officially registered to cover the 2010 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas as an MSNBC.com / Newsvine correspondent, live-blogging from the NBC Universal Blogger Lounge and elsewhere arou …

I promised some time ago that I was going to get some additional photographs up from the Republican National Convention uploaded onto Flickr. There's no excuse for not letting any of you know about it until now.
YouTube Citizen Journalism-FriendlySource: news-public.com
On November 17, YouTube launched a new tool for Citizen Journalism, called YouTube Direct. One advantage will be that if a website uses the video, that website will be automatically linked to the youtube video.
Government to interveve with social media? FTC holds workshop to discussSource:
Today's guest panel debate went from the left to the right and also took into account the centrist view regarding the issue of journalism and in particular what constitutes news versus feature stories, the practice of flaming behind a pseudonym and how to prevent and/or respond t …
How did the present get erased from our existential psyche?Source: Ben Atlas
Paul Carr writes in Techcrunch – After Fort Hood, another example of how 'citizen journalists' can't handle the truth. Paul describes that during the Fort Hood news blackout, Twitter updates contributed to the disinformation.
Citizen journalism has a costSource:
Normally, I'm pretty gung-ho for social media and citizen journalism. I really do believe that journalism isn't some high-and-mighty, elitist profession.
The Kansas Free Press: Bold, Simple, Authentic and YoursSource: KANSAS FREE PRESS www.KansasFreePress.com
Many of our journalists desire to exercise their 1st Amendment rights by gathering information about what happens in school board meetings, community events, county commission meetings or in the state legislature.
Iran - The Rebellion NetworkSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A story from ABC (Australia) show "Foreign Correspondent" that explores the role of citizen journalism and related technology in Iran during the recent anti-government demonstrations in the nation among Iranian youth.

Spelling is not my best subject, but having Google as my default page today's double ll, Googlle logo jumped out immediately. It's their 11th Birthday and what a transformative decade plus it has been.

I am not one for uncivilized discourse. I have always had the mindset that if two parties involved in an argument cannot see the bigger picture of an issue and what is needed to resolve it, then there is no point in engaging.

I'm not sure why, but people don't really think about fantasy and science fiction when they hear Idaho mentioned.
Journalism conference a-Twitter over newsSource: The Age
AS THE first tweets about yesterday's Jakarta bombings made their way around the world, the Future of Journalism conference at Melbourne University was wrestling with the rise of citizen journalism.
Citizen journalist takes the job title seriouslySource: mercurynews.com
Alison van Diggelen took all this business about anyone being a citizen journalist seriously.
She's not the sort to register with Blogger to start tapping out essays on the battles between California gray squirrels and the pesky blue jays in her verdant backyard.