Famous Santa Claus letter spawns scholarship
In September 1897, 8-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to The New York Sun, which hasn’t been published since 1950, asking, “Please tell me the […]
In September 1897, 8-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to The New York Sun, which hasn’t been published since 1950, asking, “Please tell me the […]
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:
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