Editor cuts herself from the budget
The editor of The Oregonian, which serves the Portland, Ore., area, has done something pretty cool to save the jobs of her fellow employees. She […]
The editor of The Oregonian, which serves the Portland, Ore., area, has done something pretty cool to save the jobs of her fellow employees. She […]
Today The Washington Post announced the start of a new partnership with Google. The search-engine giant is working with WaPo and The New York Times […]
Nowadays all you hear is about how print journalism is dying, and though I don’t necessarily buy that notion (I think it is just changing, […]
On Nov. 11 I posted a blog post condemning Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has been a proponent of free speech and the First […]
I just had to share this quick because I thought it was pretty neat. Amy DeVault, a journalism instructor at Wichita State University, was in […]
From CGHS Journos At 2009 Kansas State Fair Members of the Canton-Galva High School newspaper staff pose for a picture Oct. 27 in the Encampment […]
If you ever thought our country was in bad shape, you don’t know the half of it. We have a Supreme Court justice sitting on […]
On Tuesday I posted a blog titled “ WaPo staffers duke it out over article.” It seems last Friday the Style section became a Golden […]
The Associated Press provides a great service to member media outlets as a cooperative, wire news service. It provides content from around the country and […]
On Friday two Washington Post staffers came to blows with one another over how a story was written for the Style section of the paper. […]
I found this while reading tweets on Twitter. This is a pretty humorous take on the news and blogging. I hope you enjoy:
When I told The Ledger’s publisher I was leaving, I left an offer on the table. I told him I would be open to continuing […]
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