Article: 91 interesting journalism blogs

Jeremy Porter over at Journalistics lists his favorite 91 journalism blogs and websites Journalism Blogs. Anyone know of others that are must reads? Here’s a few:

AEJMC Newspaper Division Blog – this blog is an adjunct to the Newspaper Division of the Association of Education in Journalism & Mass Communication (AEJMC)

BuzzMachine by Jeff Jarvis – what can you say? This blog is on every list of top journalism blogs (and it belongs on all of them); if you’re not reading BuzzMachine, you should be

Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) – CJR is another must-read journalism blog. It features all the latest and greatest discussions on journalism today

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