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Bloggers taking part in covering RNC

Blogging the convention
Internet bloggers work on their web log stories during the Democratic National Convention at the FleetCenter July 26, 2004 in Boston, Massachusetts.
Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images

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Bloggers are taking a larger role in covering this year's political conventions.

But that doesn't necessarily mean their jobs are easy.

Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer talked with Bob Collins, who writes the News Cut blog for minnesotapublicradio.org.

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Blogging the convention
Internet bloggers work on their web log stories during the Democratic National Convention at the FleetCenter July 26, 2004 in Boston, Massachusetts.
Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images