我也来对比分析传统媒体和个人新闻台之间的差异

孤山一笑 Posted at 2004-11-26 2:26:42 PM
　　1。传媒的动机是为钱，这是唯一的目的。而BLOG的目的是为传播。
　　2。传媒的行为方式是一切以将读者异化为没有思考能力的购买者为核心。
　　　　BLOG的行为方式是一切以激起读者的独立分析能力第一要务。
　　　　也就是说，BLOGGER写作的第一目的，不是任何其它，而是将读者转变为BLOGGER。
　　3。传媒的价值取向是服务于股东，服务于强势的经济利利益。简单的说，服务于一切以各种直接或者间接的方式对传媒企业的所有者，从股东到广告商到广告者，政治团体，直至国家。从西方到东方，没有任何例外。BLOG的价值取向是服务于自我认可的价值。无论这个价值取向将是多么的多元，我相信，有个核心的精神将是：平等。

　　Blogger and technology columnist Dan Gillmor was visiting Shanghai last week. He published this article in his Sunday column in the San Jose Mercury News.

　　"China is a welter of contradictions. There are free local Internet dial-up phone numbers in big cities, where anyone can get onto the Net anonymously. But the Great Firewall Internet filtering system — built by the government but assisted by U.S. tech companies (including San Jose's own Cisco) that only see dollar signs — blocks so much useful and thought-provoking information from the people.

　　I hope China's regime will loosen up in more than economic ways. It really has to. In the end, freedom to say what you want is a prerequisite for genuine economic freedom.

　　Blogs are part of an emergent global conversation. They are individualistic, human voices. They will emerge as a vital set of Chinese voices, too — if they're given the chance. "

　　I concur with Dan's points. I also see what Chinese bloggers' energy, creativity and ingenuity has achieved over the last two short years to spread blogging from a handful of people to 600,000 and growing under the censorship regime. For now, the vast majority of blogs are primarily personal and literary diaries. However, their powerful potential for network building, news disseminating, and media aganda-setting in the long run cannot be underestimated. I just wrote a longer piece about China's blogging movement which will be published on the coming issue of the New Scientist this week.