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Steve Outing
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Posted by Steve Outing 12:00 PM August 27, 2003
TV Reporter Blogs Live From Courtroom
At KFOR.com in Oklahoma City, website for the NBC affiliate KFOR, television reporter Sarah Stewart spent yesterday and is spending today blogging the high-profile murder trial of Jim Pavatt, who stands accused of killing a local advertising executive. According to KFOR Internet content editor Michael Gunstanson, Stewart is spending the day in the courtroom with a laptop and cell-phone connection to the Internet -- sending in reports once an hour, and more frequently if need be. It's great to see a TV news operation take this approach to covering a major trial. Bravo. (KFOR isn't calling this a "blog," but that's basically what it is.)
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