Tag: work
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How to save money running a startup (17 really good tips) – Jason Calacanis
Yes to chairs, no phones, and the espresso machine, please. How to save money running a startup (17 really good tips) – Jason Calacanis
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Your real competition
You *think* your competition is the guy at the TV station who always rip-and-reads your stories, or the reporter on your beat at the major metro from the big city 12 miles away, or that alt-weekly with the nasty cartoonist, don’t you? Sorry, but that’s simply not the case. Oh, sure, your ad reps and…
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ICM interview: Kiyoshi Martinez, reprise – Innovation in College Media
If you’re a student journalist interested in what your first ‘web editor’ type gig might entail, check out this interview with Kiyoshi to get some ideas about what you’re getting into. ICM interview: Kiyoshi Martinez, reprise – Innovation in College Media
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GateHouse Media – Hyper-Local Community Information – YouTube
Promotional video for GateHouse, my current employer. Hyperlocal-by-default is the way I explain us to bloggers and tech industry folks. GateHouse Media – Hyper-Local Community Information – YouTube
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Wide vs. Deep – An Entirely Other Day
A great essay on the differences between management and programmers. You can sub out ‘programmers’ for any narrow-but-deep job description; ‘reporter’ fits this often, while editors and higher-ups play the manager role. Wide vs. Deep – An Entirely Other Day
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Goldmail
Possibly an easy way to throw around a piece of Flash video with voice over documents. I’ll have to see what the encoding looks like – will screenshots be readable? Goldmail
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Absailing off Kangaroo Point… « VideoJournalism
Nice active video package Cyndy Green shot with a Casio Exilim point & shoot still/video camera. Absailing off Kangaroo Point… « VideoJournalism
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From the editor’s desk – Macomb Journal
Editor blog at a small GH paper. From the editor’s desk – Macomb Journal
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You never know how much you know… « VideoJournalism
Cyndy Green’s notes on training reporters to use P&S cameras at Canton. You never know how much you know… « VideoJournalism