Posted on Monday, 15th November 2004 by Patrick Dorwin
The woman who writes Wonkette! needed no introduction and offered no apologies Saturday, telling her peers in online journalism that Web logs like hers have spurred a quicker response to breaking news by major media outlets.
Ana Marie Cox and others who maintain “blogs” were criticized after the November 2 presidential election for posting exit polls throughout the day — a practice frowned upon in the mainstream media because the data could sway the outcome.
“To the extent to which they affect voter turnout is to the extent people believe them,” Cox told the Online News Association conference in Hollywood. She added that blogs have made it more difficult for mainstream news organizations “to sit on a story.”
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