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Who’s your source?

by Emily Ramsey

I’ve heard a lot grumblings about our local assortment of journalism. This one leans too far left. This one reads right. This one might as well be a tabloid. Etc..

Lately, there’s been a lot of hype over a certain statement made by a certain journalist regarding the credibility of the media over the un-credentialed blogging community. Do they have a valid argument? Or are they simply afraid of the competition?

I want to know who you read. Who do you go to first when you want the real scoop? Who do you trust to tell the story sans the sugar? Do you even go to traditional news media anymore? Or have you started going straight to the blogs of your internet neighbors? Do we have a reliable source in Nashville?


Posted in News on August 14th, 2007

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