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Editors (Score:1)
I guess you'd end up with Slashdot or other such sites. =)
---ict / Spoon
Re:Editors (Score:1)
And that's already happened. Slashdot's frontpage does just that, so does use.perl, so do the people who 'build' the frontpage at Perlmonks. And we value those people for it.
I'm not sur
Re:Editors (Score:2, Insightful)
No, it doesn't make them journalists. It makes them editors. Traditionally, editors all started out for many years as journalists. This is no longer the case.
As far as U.S. law is concerned, any publication falls under the "press," and entitled to First Amendment protections. But we don't look to U.S. law to
Re:Editors (Score:1)
Of course, journalism doesn't have to be about politics or "hard" news. It doesn't have to be about anything important at all. But it does require more than a link to the Guardian and some commentary about how stupid Americans are. ;-)
That's unfair and you know it, Pudge. The Guardian makes fun of stupid Aussies too.
Re:Editors (Score:1)
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