down the avenue: WSJ on Bloggers Machine

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February 22, 2005

WSJ on Bloggers Machine

Interesting. Last week at CPAC2005 (Conservative Political Action Conference), Wall Street Journal columnist John Fund got the heat from using a couple of machines belonging to bloggers, without permission.

Title of blog post from Crosswalk was a little bold: Blogger gets abused by Big Media Fund... Not so sure its abuse, but it is certainly lack of respect. The battle between traditional journalists and bloggers continues although it truly doesn't have to.

February 22, 2005 in Conference Highlights, On Blogging, On Technology | Permalink