Year: 2006
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Sunshine Week
It’s Sunshine Week: Find something to FOIA, check the courthouse for records from that lawsuit story you’re working on, dig around in the law a little bit, root for open government! Sunshine Week
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Knight Ridder sold
The New York Times and others are reporting that Knight Ridder has sold to McClatchy. Just a note from my Internet-focused brain: Every article I read that says something like “with the future of print newspapers in question” or “with declining print circulation” grossly overlooks the fact that Knight Ridder Digital, the online section of…
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TechCrunch » Thumbstacks – Ajax/Flash Web PowerPoint
Powerpoint, online. This doesn’t work that great yet, but it’s coming. If nothing else, I want to import my ppt-produced slides (even just as images) into something like this so I can post them online. TechCrunch » Thumbstacks – Ajax/Flash Web PowerPoint
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Look Ma, I got my pictures in the paper
So there was this ice storm, right? Well, sleet, slush, whatever you want to call it. I had just finished class, saw it starting, changed the dead batteries in the point-and-shoot, and starting fooling around. By the time I was done shooting useless video with my little ugly camera, one of our editors had spotted…
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Grade the News Blogs
Lou Alexander’s coverage of the Knight Ridder sale saga. (I’m rooting for McClatchy…) Grade the News Blogs
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Blue Plate Special: Editor Blogs
Over at the Blue Plate Special, which still has that “new blog” smell, Jay Rosen and some of his students are breaking down the details on newspapers that blog. Here’s a great post on John Robinson, editor of the blog-happy Greensboro News & Record in North Carolina. Briana Mowrey, a grad student in NYU’s j-school,…
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Travel the world, meet interesting people, blog for the New York Times
Win a trip to the developing world with Nick Kristof. What? And you won’t just be watching. I want you to report as well – probably in a Web log or video blog on the New York Times Web site, maybe in some other way. I’m open to other ideas as well, but I want…
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The audience question
At some point, I realized that someone other than my mother might actually be reading this blog. If we choose to accept that as a fact, then the following question presents itself pretty rapidly: “Who the heck IS reading this?” Please, don’t answer that just yet. The real question, of course, is “Who am I…
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Light posting, eh?
I realize this blog has been a little content-free lately, leaving my readers (both of them) with little more than the Muppet Wiki to keep them occupied. Sorry, but I’m still far too busy to write anything content-rich, although this does bring up the ever-present question of audience… Maybe I’ll post about that next.