why is it significant to have blogs like scotus blog? is very interesting to me that you make that distinction. i'm impressed by the fact that amy took the award in that am so happy that this validates blogging. we are living in an age of media evolution. dean davis said about honoring scotus as is a significant moment in media. i don't think it is about the form of the blog, i think it is about the way that having all of -- of digital media allows you to make this radical change of thinking what is at the core of any profession. it is a fake, particularly big -- i'mthing like realizing it is likely icon of print culture that we all lived in the social orders that are formed by print culture. nothing substantiates that more than the law. have literallyrt been closed out of images. they want to keep literally to the pre-television era. also tied to print culture. are saying -- people it is in journalism because it is a blog. are not of thes same kind of generalization. practicem is a human that is separate from the medium in which it is i

there was an era in which scotus blog and blog -- the art of blogging is as follows. you started a website, everybody thought you were crazy. not worthy about respect. its's true about ten years ago. its's remarkable if you have something that has blog in the end of its name, it can be a sign of credibility. the press has been very willing and kind about crediting the blogs. relationship is between because roiterrors and a.p. and bloomberg, they're competing for advertising dollars and that sort of thing. i think journalists apply extremely high ethical standards in terms of crediting us. here are people who believe that there is copy cat coverage from the blog that isn't credited. that's probably not right. there are only so many ways to report supreme court decisions. es you rt does -- sometim can say that the health care law was upheld or struck down. given that ently choice. but generally speaking, there's only one answer. see a i don't really phenomenon in which people are taking the contents of the blog credit.giving it we -- our careers and the largely f the bl

i certainly want to have a history of the creation and scotus blog. but it would be best if you describe for efly scotus ience just what blog is, the intents and purposes. >> if i could ask your indulgence. if i can say something preliminarily. this is the kind of thing that anybody has done for the blog, for amy, for me. we're grateful. both in receiving the peabody, honor s the greatest we've received that people would go to the trouble of putting on of ours t that friends who are clearly more experienced nd better at this than us like tony and pete would come down is an k about the blog exceptional kindness. for all of the folks involved, program, ming to the we're grateful. the second thing, on the program, it's not in any sense scotus-blog. the peabody looked at scotus illustration of broader challenges and rajectories and trends in media. that is what are we doing with websites that cover a particular topic. cotus blog is fortunate -- exceptionally fortunate is one of a lot of places like that. not necessarily special or distinct, but it gives u

would you run it on xoe pulls blog? -- scotus blog. to don't know the answer that. i think we would. -- an's story came straight jan said to her editors, we've someone raight from with the specific deliberations and they've been working for jan years. working with lyle for years, she said this is legitimate, we want to run it. we'd say yes. >> john? >> we have to distinguish kind and what lyle does. passing a very strong one. quintessential independent journalist. lyle has the power to write blogs g at all on the that he wants. he gets no real editorial and me.lishing oversight from because i have such a relationship. it's very important because i the iced in front of supreme court that lyle not feel any constraints. lyle has any d if constraints, you should see the story about my oral arguments which are, one would say, not glowing. so, yes, unqualifiablely, if yle had the story, we would have run the story. the puzzle is if i had the story, would we have run it. the answer is no. that's an interesting dilemma. i have known with some decent regularity when the cour

what is the success of the blog? tell us about the future of journalism. >> oh. -- think it's very helpful it's a very hopeful message. i think that it's clear that we're getting the domesticating technologies that are helping us to -- helping people in the collective process of redefining what journalism is. and that i think the way that blog sum rises cases, that -- and you know what i'm saying? the blog is not the most salient. i'm not saying -- what you think about as blogging isn't excellent. it is. but there's -- i think there's contribution here that is in reredefining what the story telling is. and it's redefining it in the moment both -- and in multim time frames. so it's what you can do immediately that's adding to the pressure that we want more information immediately, it's who you include in the conversation. i've heard other people say how wonderful it was to hear the explanations during the waits and how welcoming the blog was to the nubeie people who are mystified by these arcane rilttulls. and then th

after 2000 and eight, i the blogs had their flaws. if you are fighting with someone this was no good way -- was what you did. argue with other bloggers. i would have to e-mail him, i just attacked you. here is a link. i hope you will link me before you attack me back. this is not the most efficient thing in the world. it was weird. as this service called twitter grow up in politics, it had a much efficient way to do that. you tag someone, and they know you have gone after them. for that reason and others, you could feel the centralize conversation. what happened between the boys on the minus -- boys and the bus. it comes to happen on these blogs. it moves in the public on twitter. mistake of mentioning this to reporter at some point in what was supposed to be a puppy profile of politico. it turned at how twitter was going to destroy us. that was very much my sense as reporter. when i had a scoop, what i would do was to weed it and see if people were sharing it. scoops are one of the basic things people want to share. you want to tell

around a blog not for profit i don't have any commercial sponsors. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we are if we went to all these electronics in computer stores then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to. i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. when they handed it to me i noticed the dome logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. meant i took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with the clear cut green profile why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film and the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controversy so i looked into it on the internet. and then told my marketing staff to investigate the matter. i actually received e-mails from other guests while i was doing my search people who had the same o

i didn't get much reaction from what i was doing and i moved on to other project and another blog out to the united kingdom put it out and it went viral. >> what's your arm like this morning? >> it's blank. >> you should do a "right this minute" comic. >> what do you guys want in it? >> i think up should include a lama. >> all right, there we have it. >> a couple of cases of animals hanging out where they're not supposed to be hanging out. can you tell where this little guy is? >> looks like a bus. >> that's a lama on a train. >> this lama was in a circus and five intoxicated students left the bar and said i think we need an animal from the circus. they were somehow able to open the lama's enclosure, take the lama and get it on thetrain. that when police werecalu know place. >> this looks like a scene from "hangover" or something. >> these photos caused quite a stir on social media site, especially twit per. >> the lama does look like he's having a good time. >> he does. >> they did say the lama was very friendly. they did get the lama in custody and the five fellas in custody and cal

and so what happened was the gossip blog -- not the blogs, the gossip magazines just speculated.there was no journalistic integrity or anything, just mineo killed by gay lover or mineo killed in drug scandal. there was no validity to that at all other than they knew that he was gay and i guess maybe he partied every once in a while but he wasn't an addict or anything. and so later a woman called the police and said "my boyfriend-- who's now in jail for another crime-- was bragging when those news stories about sal mineo's murder came out he was bragging they was one who killed him. he was at the apartment just robbing an apartment and sal mineo walked in upon him at the wrong moment at the wrong time. and he stabbed him." and so he was convicted of mineo's murder. but people -- that was over 30 years ago and still people that i talk to say "oh, you did a movie about sal mineo. didn't his lover kill him? " it's the -- you know, his memory is still tainted. now that wasn't the only reason i wanted to make the movie to set the record straight. to me i saw -- there was a new biograph

around a blog not for profit and use it well i don't have any commercial sponsors so. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we make if we went to all these electronics in computer stores then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to. i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. when they handed it to me i noticed the dome logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with a clear cut green profile why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film in the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controversy so i looked into it only internet. and then told my marketing staff to investigate the matter. i actually received e-mails from other guests while i was doing my search people who had the same opinion. we s

i run a blog not for profit and use it well i don't have any commercial sponsors. but. i'm interested in politics that sold me. about the time when there was such a hoopla about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we make if we went to all these electronics in computer stores then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to know i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. and when they handed it to me i noticed the dull logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. meant as the food that i took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with a clear cut grain profile of why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film and the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controversy. so i looked into it on the internet. and then told my marketing staff to investigate the matter. i actually received e-mails from other guests while i was doing my sear

her, eight collection of blogs that collects 55 million blogs each month.sasha and malia can go to placing like blogher means a lot to me and michelle. >> reporter: it now attracts thousands of people. >> what makes you all work? what makes this company successful? >> well, there is a shared desire to see women reach their potential online. we all three of us believe in it because that's what we were doing before we started the company and how do we do that for others. we all are just as geeky as the rest of the community we serve. >> are you surprised at the success of this? and this has been ten years now. >> i have to tell you no because i grew up in print and broadcast media and went online at a time when message boards were so popular and robust in the first bubble. at the time i remember thinking it's amazing, i can put up some of the best magazine content in the world online and i cannot get women out of the message boards to look at content from some of the world's biggest brands. and it was fascinating and educational because it turned out that we

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to maintain the confidence of the newly nations are reversible and get it the reverse pass on the blog of course we hope we don't have to do this. and do what is your gut feeling is there no going back. or is really the beginning of a new era or could it all go horribly wrong. of course it can be wrong. i think it's the critical if it's as good as it could be. i mean you remember ronald reagan and the old days had to save the union he used to say trust that our time. you've got a case where it's been discussed but tiring time there's so much mistrust between the two sides to get back to descend on said it's

did you under the age of sixteen if you leave it in the mood to blog on possible because the blow off steam is give him a lap on the deck on the bed and fall to the pitch i didn't add to evidence that saddam. this kitty eyes also morris and the eyes of bolton the stadium and millions watching it via tv in the cricket crazy nation right handed batsman said it was the perfect time to die to sins is bawdy had begun to struggle with the physical to show. thinking of life develop cricket was difficult he added. but i think of the wicked. stuart mclean patriarchs. a device that this is the last tenants that they can off back stadium after giving up he said never happen again. so that it was said in the most of it like when one could produce been in government stated he wanted him to the. and it didn't become the full sports wilson and the youngest recipient of the civilian on the batting sensation of nominate to be done on the open holes in the parliament last year. why would the anc's cost about him and the tva fashion fiesta out that site designers from across the bill unveiled their nint

they are urging fellow citizens to stop using the micro blogging site.while the president's acquisitions have opted some users to take open swipes at the network, others are foes -- are trying to understand white -- different say shedding light on these alleged attacks will do nothing to help venezuelan to have nothing to eat. taking -- this humble blog has -- the pictures come with dubious taste that do not necessarily share the subject in the best light. the cute food for kids will be help to parents with kids who are fussy eaters. a piece of cheese into an anger bird character or how to make a fewer -- a fruit caterpillar. mouthwatering stuff indeed. re-creating one of the most famous fights in the matrix movies in their lives. see himverywhere, you take on 30 foes. .ou can take it in its entirety >> right on the edge of the desert lies one of australia's more unusual schools. a couple of full learning environment with a lively classrooms of a lively classrooms of the sort and plenty of teachers. the tourists dropping in soon gather. there are no kids

it linked to a blog that basically said this whole thing of blaming the insurance company. her point was that the insurance company -- the insurance she had was perfect for her. she has stage 4 cancer. it v couldered different doctors at different hospitals and that's how she's been able to stay alive. my point to them is it's never a very good idea to start attacking the victim. even if they think they're actually attacking the insurance company. it looked like they were being insensitive to the cancer patient. >> a strong defense is a good offense and these guys are really offensive. and that's why they see no problem going after her instead of obama. why was this missed? this whole story, which has been out since 2010, why was this entire story except by fnc and conservative blogs? and it's very simple. media bias provides a blinder that obscures the beliefs. it's the morphine that deadens the pain of your own mistakes. so there's no way that the media could see this until now. >> do you see -- seriously, did you see in 2010 -- did anybody in this country -- very few peo

. >> fox staffers expected to counter not just negative, even neutral blog postings but the anti-fox comments beneath them. >> stephen: you have to police the comments section, that's the most important part of a on-line article. it is the only reason i know that the ongoing war in syria is gay ron paul 2012. now fox, fox built its commenting army from the ground up and also out of the thin air down. because one former staffer recalled using 20 different aliases to post pro fox rants. another had 100. i mean they had to do that. fox news's actual audience can't go on the internet. they still call it that rock 'n' roll telegram. but of course that was all bloc postings. these days people get their news via the twitter bird and fox can't police the twateverse by themselves. so folksing i'm stepping in. one of my writers rob dubin whose name is specifically not supposed to be in this script, designed a twitter algorithm to pick up where fox news left off. introducing@realhumanpraise twitter's premier source for legitimate reviews from 100% people. as assembled by both. here is how it wo

when they blog about political and social issues word spreads. the propaganda chiefs are dishing out gaol terms to those who start rumours and they spread over the web. >> there's a growing problem with corruption in journalism itself in china. as one newspaper "the new express" found out to its peril. the starting point the capital. most populist news-hungry country on the planet - beijing. >> they are aware of the power of the internet. at the same time they try to keep a rein. >> anything to do with ideology, information is under tighter control. >> the government uses the technique to kill the chicken to scare the monkey. >> the government has realised, especially with the emergesens of social media, that media is a battle ground they cannot afford to lose. >> chinese government government sen source were in full swing, a vehicle drove into tiananmen square, barrelling into a crowd, killing five injuring dozen more. other than one print report, there was a news blackout for two days before state-run television reported the story as a case of

. >> she expressed anger in her blog, and when the fraternity saw the blog, they destroyed the cage.e president of the fraternity said that the cage was just a halloween prop. >> they are connecting sex trafficking with that halloween prop, what a stretch. and i really did not appreciate. there's a lot of people associated with our fraternity and a lot of people's reputation was tarnished when she made thatizatithat accusation. >> if it did not look that kind of cage, then women would not have had that reaction. >> we are not going to defend the language. but it was destroyed immediately also. and i do apologize, if that statement offended anybody. it was recommendless and silly. >> she accepted the apology but said there needs to be a bigger conversation going forward. >> i think there's discussions that need to take place at the university, and i hope that this will lead to the discussions. >> now, this incident happened off campus, but university put out a statement saying, quote, the cage came to the antagonize of the university this week and is totally counter to everything, sor

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our next guest blasts the president for penning his response in a blog instead of taking action. web. >> there's a lot of men sporting excess facial hair. movember. it's for a good cause. i'll tell you more coming up. conversation on. . >>> can you be fired from your job for being gay in this country? the answer in most cases is yes. there are no laws to protect gay workers in 29 states. every attempt at an antidiscrimination law failed. the the enda act has advanced in the senate after mark kirk made a dramatic return to the floor law. >> i have been silent to the last two years due to a stroke - a little under two years ago. i have risen to speak because i believe so passionately in enacting the enda statue. it is appropriate for illinois republicans to speak on behalf of this measure. in the true decision of abraham lincoln and dirkon, the men who gave us the civil rights act >> good to see the senator doing better. we have founder and president of an organization dedicated to ending workplace scrim nation, and a military veteran who sued the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and fir

this was in the "washington post" blog about 4 or 5 in. it's a letter an e-mail from tgi to cms, which was charged with bringing it up and running. it was the group within obama care. bear with me one second. they told them that this is august 17th, six weeks before the launch, six weeks after three years of this, there were only 55 percent ready to go. they weren't even close for that thing to start. >> 55 percent right here. they didn't redakt. cgi federal -- >> they knew. but they didn't tell the president? >> according to a lot of things you are reading president obama knew, staff knew. it was so important for them to get that thing running they leaned on cgi to get it ready and it wasn't ready. >> obama said nobody is more mad than me? who would he be mad at? i am himself. >> look at this. >> are those people going to be able to keep their coverage as the president promised? >> the law does not say sears drop coverage. sears decides what is good for sears. they don't say you drop coverage. the edginsurance agency decide they are going

i blogged anonymously. that was really a coming-out experience for me nationwide.nity. very few of my friends, my coworkers, the people in my life, knew the struggles that my family had faced for years. and so you're exactly right. i believe that until we can talk about this issue, until we can stop the stigma that attaches to diseases from here -- >> how? we're sitting here and talking about it? >> like this. >> we're sitting here and talking about it, and this is just the beginning, but the stigma is very real, it is discriminatory. we're uneducated. >> there's another piece. >> what is that? >> leeza, there's another piece, and liza is going to deal with this when her child becomes an adult. when he doesn't want to take his medication, when he doesn't want to follow up with a doctor, he's not obliged today. and parents have no right unless they get a conservatorship. if you look at the mass killers, most were seeing a psychiatrist and bailed out of care or they couldn't do the care they needed to do because the lights of the individual take precedence over the i

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