One of the biggest slams that traditional media and other such loud-mouthed pundits like to make against blogging is that blogs can’t do in-depth serious types of reporting. These better-than-thou bastions of news would like everyone to think that only they can provide true news coverage, not like those flakey pajama wearing bloggers.
Well just as there are papers like National Enquirer and the New York Post or television shows like Inside Edition there are indeed blogs that are flakey and sensationalistic. However just as there are papers like The New York Times or the Washington Post there blogs with as much desire to dig deep and wide for news and do their best to bring us the very best in coverage – regardless of niche.
One such blog has to be The Wrap which is a blog that concentrates on reporting about entertainment and media. It is run by Sharon Waxman and opened its doors back in January, 2009.
With the increasing popularity of the so-called real-time web social media mucky-mucks have been writing about how things like blogs and RSS is dead. If not dead then at the very least being minimized as services like 
