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WSJ on Blog Advertising

March 25, 2005 by Pamela Parker

This (link free for 7 days) probably isn’t news to anyone following the space closely, but it’s always interesting to see how the MSM — in this case the WSJ — are covering interactive marketing issues.

UPDATE: Looks like Jason Calacanis isn’t too thrilled with the coverage Weblogs Inc. received in the WSJ.

Jason:

I’m wondering why I even talk to traditional journalist. Every time they call they have their story written and they are just looking for facts which support their argument—dropping the ones that don’t.

The fact that they still writing the story from the headline down then from the facts up is such an advantage to bloggers… as they said on the Daily Show, all bloggers have on their side is the facts.

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  1. pc4media says

    March 25, 2005 at 3:06 pm

    Advertising on Weblogs

    WSJ via the Caird and Rubel. Interesting article on blog advertising. Some choice quotes, though: For now, many big companies are sitting on the sidelines.

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