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I’ve posted my analysis of the Jay Rosen interview to the new blog at the Echo Chamber Project. Documentary filmmaker Kent Bye has created a Drupal site that is more conducive to open-source collaboration than his former site. I encourage Rhetorica readers to check it out and participate (also MJF students at MSU!).
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Follow-up to Cline’s Analysis
Yesterday, Dr. Cline posted his analysis of The Echo Chamber interview with Jay Rosen.
He also posted a blog pointer to this site and gave an ECP plug in his latest podcast, which sent a spike of activity my way.
We had some good follow-up discussion abou