As we all have had our fill of Mad Cow mania in Korea, with its focus upon the “citizen video reporter”, and the online discussion forums and personal blogs, which helped fuel the manic protest we also know too well, the NY Times reports on a new kind of “web-based news operation” that has developed in several cities (New Haven, the Twin Cities, Seattle, St. Louis and Chicago), forcing papers to follow stories that are uncovered, thus helping to create better community awareness.
Mad Cows Versus Watchdogs — What Is the Difference?
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Speaking of Mad Cows and Watchdogs, here is a bit of trivia from the JoongAng Daily.
http://joongangdaily.joins.com.....id=2897534
Someone want to tell me again how that whole anti-American beef hate-fest was ALL about FOOD SAFETY?
One is a cunning array of stunts, and the other…oh sorry, that is the answer to a different question.
That would be, the difference between a circus and a chorus line
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