As much as it pains me to do so, I’ll interrupt my ongoing monologue about this blog’s ongoing redesign (Almost done! IE6 sucks!) to bring you actual links to actual information that has nothing to do (as far as I know) with cute cats verbing ur nounz.
Bryan Murley interviews Rob Curley by IM over at [...]
All about Education
Redesign interrupted, actual content to follow
March 2, 2007
The best thing about being on a team…
January 25, 2007
…is that you don’t have to do everything yourself.
That’s what I’m finally learning after 3.5 months at my new job. Everyone has a specialty, and the best thing you can do is let everyone do what they do best, whether it’s design, code, manage, write, shoot, edit, record, or evangelize.
I spent my lunch hour [...]
Questions for student media advisers
January 14, 2007
Bryan Murley posted his responses to what Rob Curley said a day ahead of schedule, having been scooped by his source — a common problem when using bloggers as sources, for those of you taking notes.
He brings up some crucial questions for student media advisers. Yes, this means you.
“When you critique the paper product, [...]
Must-read post for journalism school students and faculty members - YES, YOU.
January 13, 2007
Mindy McAdams, online journalism prof at the University of Florida, writes this plea to J-Schools: Getting (and keeping) a job in journalism.
Highlight:
“If a student in a j-school today thinks it is okay NOT to learn how to make Web pages, NOT to shoot video, NOT to gather audio, NOT to read and write blogs — [...]
I’m too busy to think, so I’m letting these people do it for me
December 13, 2006
I’m finding I barely have time to read, much less actually write anything original these days, so I highly recommend you go away:
SJSU:
SJSU journalism student Andrew Venegas is trying to build some community by opening up his blog to other authors, and he’s getting a little video-happy, too. Somebody get that kid some server [...]