Vogts Leaving The Ledger, Work Toward Becoming J-Teacher
I have some big news. I am leaving The Ledger and chasing a dream of becoming a journalism teacher, which next to owning my own […]
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KPA Conference Proves Vitality Of Community Journalism
Every now and then I get stopped on the street and asked if the newspaper business is going OK considering the slump in the economy, […]
Journos Of Old Clash With Blog Proprietors
The Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard University sent out a great Tweet this morning via its Twitter account at www.twitter.com/NiemanLab. They linked to a video […]
KC Kansan Goes All Digital
Earlier this month, The Kansas City Kansan made a surprising announcement. On Jan. 10 it switched from a newspaper to entirely digital publication. The Kansan, […]
Kansas Editor To Have Unique Coverage Of Obama Inauguration
If there is any doubt about the future of newspapers and journalism, those worries should be squelched right now. Kansas’ Dan Thalmann, publisher and editor […]
The New Yorker: Cool Multimedia Cover Treatment
I found this via http://www.rexblog.com. It is really cool, so I had to share it. I urge you to check Rex’s entire post at http://www.rexblog.com/2008/11/10/18591.
Anabaptist Conference Goes Well, Elicits Reflection Upon Greensburg Project
On Saturday I was one of three Wichita State University students who spoke at the Anabaptist Communicators conference in Wichita, Kan. Joining me was Candice […]
Personal Branding Is Important
I consider my name to be my brand. I won’t attach it to anything I don’t believe in or like. I believe everyone should take […]