MONDAY'S LINKS: 'Inky' Woes, BALCO Battle, Blogger as Journo

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By: E&P Staff In today's links, Howard Kurtz looks at the upheaval at the Philadelphia Inquirer, David Carr talks to a lawyer working with the SF Chronicle reporters in the BALCO case, and a blogger gets affirmed as a "journalist" in court.

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-- Howard Kurtz: At the 'Inquirer,' Shrink Globally, Slash Locally? (Washington Post)

-- David Carr: Within the News Biz, There Is a Consensus That the Roof Is Caving in on Legal Protections for Journalists (New York Times)

-- 'NY Observer' to Go Tabloid? (New York Magazine)

-- Canadian Court Approves Blogger as 'Journalist,' Dismisses Charges Against Him (New York Times)

-- Googled! How the Web Giant Is Cashing in on the News (Independent)

-- Jay Mariotti: Journalists Shouldn't Vote in Official Balloting of Any Sort (Chicago Sun-Times)

-- Robert X. Cringely: If Daily Newspapers Are Dying, Blame Craigslist. (PBS)

-- E&P Video: Leonard Cohen Meets U2

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