This HuffPost news by Ryan Grim serves the purpose of professional journalism, has enough links and updates, and feedback from readers. Controlling news sources and media broadcast is nothing new elsewhere but seldom happens in America. It may mean that the authorities may not wanting its citizens to see or listen or read what is happening in Egypt, and it also may mean that Jazeera is doing just fine.

Cable companies censoring the best news sources is counter the freedom of the press. This article lays out the bad treatment of Al Jazeera, to the detriment of having an informed public.

This address a key question about the commercial interests that apparently decide what channel choices we have. However, there doesn't appear to be a source from those cable companies who are accused of censoring the channel. Of additional note: the value of Internet delivery, particularly relevant as events unfold in the the AL Jazeera coverage area (the Middle East, with Egyptian uprising in the news). More information on this process would help.

I believe this is good journalism, because it is relevant, and this informs the public that their are actual places on the web to watch the Al Jazeera network. These networks will give you streaming live video of what is going on in Egypt. The article seems to be credible, has a variety of sources and is effective.