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BeliefNet Thursday, March 20, 2003 Even though many newspapers downplay religious undertones of the story - even regarding how their own readers process news of war - BeliefNet.com has made religion an integral and interactive part of its coverage. 
Local sites offer different approaches Thursday, March 20, 2003 And so it goes: War with Iraq has begun. With months of advance warning and a 48-hour deadline for Saddam & Sons to leave Baghdad, it's difficult to classify this military action as any kind of surprise attack. So news websites were more than prepared to launch special treatment.
Walt goes to war Saturday, March 15, 2003 Walt Disney Co.'s ABCNEWS.com yesterday launched ABC News Live, a 24-hour online service featuring streaming video news. Its focus is breaking news and live events, spurred largely by three things ...
Online news: Plan more, scramble less Wednesday, March 12, 2003 Online news departments can prepare in advance so that they spend less time scrambling and more practicing journalism. Here’s where to start.
Leaning on local news Monday, March 10, 2003 A surprising percentage of online users are relying on local news for news about possible war with Iraq. According to a recent online survey by Frank N. Magid Associates, 44% of adult women turn to local news five days per week for news about Iraq, while 37% check network news five days per week, 31% check cable news, and 23% check online news. (Disclaimer: Frank N. Magid Associates is a TV/media consultancy.)
Iraq doesn't topple SpongeBob, WWE Monday, March 10, 2003 Although TV, newspaper and online shops are heavily devoted to news about the possible war with Iraq, cable viewers have other priorities. According to Nielsen Media Research, the top five TV shows on basic cable networks for the first week of March were...
The next front[ier] in the disruption of traditional media Tuesday, January 21, 2003 An emerging Web application, Really Simple Syndication, is changing notions about the importance of being a syndicated writer. And big media may be the last to grok its implications.
Freaky: Having a spot of fun in online journalism Thursday, August 01, 2002
Online newspapers: are they helping or killing their print parents? Saturday, June 01, 2002
Local, local, uh, not so local. Web site visitors want national and international news Monday, April 01, 2002
Online community: A victim of its own hype, but not a failure Tuesday, January 01, 2002
Online: Plan now for the next time Wednesday, September 19, 2001
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