Archive for March, 2009
Starting with an idea
At last night’s CollegeJourn chat, Suzanne Yada asked what our ideal start-up publication would look like.
My immediate reaction was this:
community based reporting, ties experienced reporter with “citizen journalist” to create in-depth web content
funded by the community
I know, I know, shame on me for lapsing on proper grammar and capitalization. Double boos warranted for not even [...]
Filed under: Journalism, School | 3 Comments
Tags: local coverage, online journalism, start-ups, teaching
IMHO
I have always had opinions, lots of them. And I’ve been willing to share them with you face to face, free of charge. The only problem with that method of delivery is that it really limits the people who can benefit from all the wonderful thoughts and advice I have to share.
Not anymore. No one [...]
Filed under: Journalism | 1 Comment
Tags: blogging, columnist, jobs, Journalism, musings, online journalism, opinion, Sanilac County News
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"It is impossible to discourage the real writers - they don't give a damn what you say, they're going to write." ~Sinclair Lewis
Twitter Updates- hsetter: @aaronlafferty Any idea which theaters will be showing Boondock Saints: All Saints Day? November 9, 2009
- hsetter: Perfect. RT @FakeAPStylebook: "Jon and Kate" for first mention, "Jesus, ENOUGH" afterwards. November 4, 2009
- hsetter: Just filed my Portland election story. Congrats to Calley, Fabiano, Barnes and VanSlambrouck! And now my bed is calling me. November 4, 2009
- hsetter: I've heard some pretty spooky things happen when #trick or #treat show up in your tweets. October 30, 2009
- hsetter: RT @meranduh RT @MarthaSugalski Man blames 4 year old in sexual assault case, says SHE took off his pants. Seriously I have heard it all now October 30, 2009
