Political News and Commentary with the Right Perspective. NAVIGATION
  • Front Page
  • News
  • Multimedia
  • Tags
  • RSS Feed


  • Advertise on RightMichigan.com


    NEWS TIPS!

    Get the RightMighigan.com toolbar!


    RightMichigan.com

    Buzz

    Who are the NERD fund donors Mr Snyder?

    Raise the curtain.

    Display: Sort:
    I'm going to defend B a bit here (none / 0) (#3)
    by chetly on Thu Jul 24, 2008 at 12:24:46 AM EST
    I'm going to defend B a bit here.

    First, I encourage conservatives to avail themselves of the same opportunity.  String for the Midland Daily News - offer your services.  Even if you don't, we bloggers should cover more stuff on our own.  My blog makes a point of this - it is more an investigative journalism site than an area for my punditry, although I openly mix the two. I've been doing freelance investigative writing since before there was a www and blogs (my first stories were in 1993 and 1995, for a magazine and trade journal).  If that doesn't tickle you, submit op-eds regularly (you're not going to make a fortune stringing anyway, so op-eds are a good start and training). If blogging would have arrived 10 years earlier ...

    I will personally reward the best blogger journalism in the state at the end of the year with a small financial award, but we should get into the business and not whine about those on the left doing the same.  

    Second, Baerren's work should stand on its own.  Find a flaw in the work - and as the editor rightly points out, complain based on the flaw in the work.  It is possible for a person on either side to actually write good news quality material - when its advertised that way, hold it to a standard of fairness and objectivity, and if it fails the standard, complain loudly.  If not, move on.


    Chetly Zarko
    Outside Lansing & Oakland Politics

    Display: Sort:

    Login

    Make a new account

    Username:
    Password:
    Tweet along with RightMichigan by
    following us on Twitter HERE!
    create account | faq | search