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Trouble of his own making
Liza,
Maybe the problem is this:
Who the hell goes out and creates a website called the "Media Bloggers Association" that nobody has heard of, and then posts on his site:
"AP To Meet With Blogging Group To Form Guidelines
Jim Kennedy, the AP's director of strategic planning, said Monday that he planned to meet Thursday with Robert Cox, president of the Media Bloggers Association, as part of an effort to create standards for online use of AP stories by bloggers..."
If this is just AP spin, why did I find it on the website in question?