Journalists, Bloggers, students … Who are these people?

#rublogs a bit of politics, drama, news, entertainment all is here, have a bite. http://write-side-up.blogsp...

Firstly the enviroment, the format the location of this blog is very fascinating and eye-catching, and that was the first thing I was looking in the blog I want to review. Secondly, traditionally journalism can never be replaced by anything else in the world. I’ve looked into so many journalism student blogs and have come across “write side up” http://write-side-up.blogspot.com and I think among the rest this blog still rise above the rest. The bloggers are journalism students writing journalism. This blog, I believe is inspiring other students to write read and appreciate everything around/affecting them or their country, another thing is that it more exiting to read something that was written by your mates it can be easier to relate yourself into it.

The most valued quality of the language of journalism is clarity (Roy Peter Clark) this clarifies all the things that are written and I can see that the bloggers are passionate about writing and they are writing good stuff. There should be a good relationship between a journalist and the reader, which is well represented in the blog; the readers are well informed and represented by the bloggers. As journalist’s students, I bet all of us are the knower’s but we perceive what we get from the world we live in, differently.
Writing on-line was not an easy thing to but now it’s very easy to do so and our up-and-coming journalists are always stuck onto their screens. Objectivity and real time new is overrated in the journalism world. The blog focuses on the present what is valuable, leaving out what is not newsworthy and also has tried being objective on their writings. In this blog you a little bit of everything like in the blog; The Roving Journalist http://michellemaskaly.blogspot.com

By: Nolusindiso Msizi