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TUE, JAN 14, 2003 Megan McArdle specializes in writing about economic issues. She has an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. By day, she is a technology consultant. She blogs on JaneGalt.net. "What's happening between journalism and blogs is equivalent to going from a sort of very primitive brain to a very advanced, processing brain," she says. "If you put up something that's wrong, the social norm in the blogosphere is that if someone points it out, you put [a correction] up in exactly the same amount of space as where you put the thing that was wrong in the first place."  |
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