‘Man on street’ feature gets high school paper in trouble
Across the country, newspapers use special features to help involve readers and the community the publication serves. One such feature is a “man on the […]
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Recent Reads: LA Times, plagiarism, Wi-Fi
Recently, I have been happening upon quite a few interesting articles. I haven’t had the time to write about each of them individually, so I […]
Optimist to publish on iPad
On Jan. 27, Apple Computer Inc. unveiled its latest product, a much-anticipated tablet computer. It is called the iPad. It is a pretty slick looking […]
NYT planning to charge for frequent use of Web site
On Wednesday, The New York Times announced it already has a 2011 New Year’s resolution: charge frequent users of its Web site. An article on […]
Political Editor makes song about copy editor layoffs
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, […]
Washington City Paper reenacts WaPo boxing match
On Tuesday I posted a blog titled “ WaPo staffers duke it out over article.” It seems last Friday the Style section became a Golden […]
WaPo staffers duke it out over article
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. […]
Americans should realize importance of First Amendment
How many people fully understand the First Amendment? I am beginning to believe the number is smaller than I had ever imagined. In fact, on […]