Tag: work
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Thanks, Howard.
As you may or may not have heard by now, my boss at the office, Howard Owens, has moved on. I just want to take a moment to publicly say thanks to Howard here, and more than obviously, to wish him the best in whatever endeavor other people might call his “job” next. Personally, I…
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AppLoop – Make Your Blog into an iPhone App
Turn an RSS feed into an iPhone app. via @agahran AppLoop – Make Your Blog into an iPhone App
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ScreenSteps: Rapid Documentation Tool
Good for blog posts with screen-by-screen instruction. ScreenSteps: Rapid Documentation Tool
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Yuuguu – The free remote desktop and screen sharing tool
Yuuguu – The free remote desktop and screen sharing tool
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Working with developers and designers
I wrote a post for IdeaLab earlier today. It’s a short update on ReportingOn development, framed as a weighing of the pros and cons of a few different development platforms. It occurred to me near the end of it that I should treat this project as if the developer was someone other than myself. (Yes,…
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The Local Search Ranking Factors: Ranking High in Google Maps and Yahoo Local
via @ryankuder The Local Search Ranking Factors: Ranking High in Google Maps and Yahoo Local
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New Wicked Local – Howard Owens
The cool kids launched like a bazillion sites last night. Impressive stuff. New Wicked Local – Howard Owens
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Anderson conflicted – Common Sense Journalism
A great follow-up to this weekend’s Carnival of Journalism. Doug Fisher goes in-depth on one town / one newspaper, analyzes what they’ve tried, re: innovation (or catching up, as the case may be). Anderson conflicted – Common Sense Journalism
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May Carnival of Journalism
I’m jumping the gun on putting up this post to serve as the center ring for the May Carnival of Journalism. Earlier today, I asked the list of carnivalers to consider answering this question at the core of driving innovation at mainstream news organizations: What should news organizations stop doing, today, immediately, to make more…
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I spent last week in the midsection of the country
(Flickr photo originally uploaded by David!!!!!!) Here are the highlights, in no particular order, from my trip to Missouri and Kansas: Talking shop with Will Sullivan and Kurt Greenbaum from STLToday.com. Getting much better at making my presentation on the mysterious world of Web-first publishing. Watching reporters get excited about pothole maps and point &…