“Citizen journalists share the story, they don’t cover it. We ignore internet policy to our own peril; we must engage in net neutrality issues. The role of journalists must be conveners of conversation.”
A-freaking-men.
(While we’re at it, how about “Citizen Journalists value the English language, avoid using the news comma?” Or is that too wishful thinking?)
001 // Tony // 08.10.2007 // 1:57 PM
Though my point on that post you linked to was totally missed by the author, the comma used in headlines to mean “and” is not ungrammatical or unprecedented. You probably use it all the time. “Bill is a tall, lanky fellow.” For instance.