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Category Archives: Journalism
Are you sure about that?
3 CommentsYears ago, I was hired in from a field management job to a corporate training job. My job — or so I was told when they transferred me — was to take the training I had developed that produced rapid … Continue reading
Why Sarah Palin also needs a lesson in basic photojournalism in addition to history
Comments OffI was going to let this one go, but the more I thought about it, the more I thought I just needed to say something. This is a photo of US Park rangers posing at the Washington Monument. It appeared … Continue reading
The definitive difference between a real journalist and your sorry blogger butt
8 CommentsMaybe I’ve read one too many rants from know-it-all bloggers about how nobody really needs journalists and how journalism is a dead dying industry, but it really hit home today about the real difference between journalists and blogger know-it-alls. Above … Continue reading
#TwitterMakesYouStupid – a New York Times challenge
3 CommentsLast night, Bill Keller, Executive Editor, The New York Times tweeted out: “#TwitterMakesYouStupid. discuss” And of course, this started up a firestorm among the twits, many of whom were not particularly skilled with using the grammar of the English language … Continue reading
Make it work; why newspaper artists make the best designers
10 Comments“Just set your resolution high on your monitor, scale it up, take a screenshot and slap it in there,” I said to the panicked marketing artist who was stressing over the jpg of a 1X3 benevolent ad she was given … Continue reading
She’s back! Karina Stenquist
Comments OffKarina is one of the reasons why I think the future of journalism is in pretty good hands. Short story long, I became a fan of Karina’s when she was hosting an Internet vlog called MobuzzTV. She had that combination … Continue reading



