Newspapers Not So Hot on Oversharing, After All
The world of blogging may be fine for some people, but in a recent survey conducted by the folks over at Bloggasm, it turns out newspapers don’t like it so much when it occurs in the ranks.
Approximately 44% of newspaper editors and publishers wouldn’t allow their staff writers to maintain personal blogs without prior approval.Citing examples like Michael Tunison who was fired from WaPo for bringing “discredit to the paper” when he “revealed” that he had contributed to the sports blog Kissing
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