Tag: newspaper+blogs
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Dilbert 4/26/07
Dilbert’s boss: “I’m starting my own blog.” Frame this one. I’ll have it tacked up in my cube by 9:30 a.m. pacific. Dilbert 4/26/07
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Business News Web Logs: Content Analysis and Survey
A little bit of research on biz blogs at newspapers. Conclusions? There aren’t enough of ’em, especially at smaller papers. Business News Web Logs: Content Analysis and Survey
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The Plight of Newspaper Bloggers » The Bivings Report
Some basics to watch out for – policy against linking to other publications, the “just another column” syndrome. via Martin. The Plight of Newspaper Bloggers » The Bivings Report
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SPJ to host panel on blogging journalists – Peninsula Press Club
April 30th in SF, with Dan Gillmor, Matt Mullenweg, Lisa Stone of BlogHer, and Chronicle blogs editor Eve Batey. SPJ to host panel on blogging journalists – Peninsula Press Club
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16 Ways The News Media Can Use Blogs » The Bivings Report
Um, yes please, more of this: “People are interested in fishing, knitting, and wine. Why not regularly cover these interests with a blog?” 16 Ways The News Media Can Use Blogs » The Bivings Report
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Change or die is a newspaper’s watchword – MarketWatch
Jon Friedman talks to the Orange County Register biz editor about creating exclusive local content – like a real estate blog. Change or die is a newspaper’s watchword – MarketWatch
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Los Angeles Times: Homicide Report
Blog. Every. L.A. Homicide. Kinda puts the standard crime blotter blog to shame. Then again, it’s TypePad shoehorned into the the LAT template with a whole lotta terms and conditions. Los Angeles Times: Homicide Report
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Bakersfield.com Blogging Commercial – YouTube
Commercial. For. Reader. Blogs. via HowardO. Bakersfield.com Blogging Commercial – YouTube
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Why should journalists blog? – Chris Cobler
“Time is every journalist’s lament. The short answer is how do you find the time not to? Do you really want to become irrelevant? I’m overstating the point a little. But only a little.” Why should journalists blog? – Chris Cobler
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Blogging Our Way Into the Newspaper – Poynter Online
Yvette Walker from the Oklahoman: “By teaching staffers an easy-to-learn, Web-based program, we have given our newsroom the tools to be more accessible, more human. And that is part of the appeal.” Blogging Our Way Into the Newspaper – Poynter Online