Monday, February 14, 2005
What is important, credentials or credibility?
Hugh Hewitt is right when he comments that "Once again the refrain from old media is not to focus on what Jordan said in Davos --or in Portugal-- but on the credentials or lack thereof of the bloggers."
MSM is using the blogoshpere's alleged lack of "credentials" to distract the public from seeing their own lack of credibility. MSM has ignored this issue and then attempted to label bloggers as "non-credentialed," proving that credentials do not equal credibility.
MSM is using the blogoshpere's alleged lack of "credentials" to distract the public from seeing their own lack of credibility. MSM has ignored this issue and then attempted to label bloggers as "non-credentialed," proving that credentials do not equal credibility.
