This is just hilarious. Tim Marman points out that in the latest issue of Giant, AOL Black Voices columnist Jawn Murray shares his feelings about blogs:

“Blogs are online diaries written by your average Joe — people who don’t work in the entertainment industry and have no formaly journalism training. They report arbitrary gossip, things they hear in hair salons and barbershops or read on message boards. They lift content and take photos from other Web sites without permission. Blogs should have a disclaimer that says, ‘For entertainment purposes only,’ because as entertaining as they may be, they are definitely not reputable news sources.”

This is amazing for so many reasons. Perhaps because Black Voices is run in the same division of AOL as we were (until we were moved to M&F). Or maybe just because TMZ is now among the world’s premiere sources for entertainment gossip news. Did we mention that it, like Engadget, is an AOL property? High fives all around for Jawn Murray.