A little over a week ago, I pointed to a most excellent post from a blogging local television news cameraman who really seems to understand the rise of citizens media (Lament of a Television News Cameraman). Well, Lenslinger's Viewfinder Blues blog has another great post about how traditional media and bloggers will work together (The Revolution WILL be televised).

Citizen journos, plugged-in politicians and an army of laptop-spondents are changing the face of media even quicker than the out-of-town experts predicted. From my street-level perspective I see it every day, age old barriers crumbling to dust, dissolving the chattering classes into the multi-tasking masses. Even in my modest mid-market, what used to be a one-way flow of information is now a churning sea of give and take. I’m not sure where all this is taking us, but the trip certainly won’t lack for documentation. The dawn of the Information Age is truly upon us. As a compulsive communicator, caffeine addict and chewer of thought, I couldn’t be more stoked, or more exhausted.