Category Archives: Journalism
Journalism and Capitalism
When asked if a Journalist can be a good Capitalist, the first thing that came to my mind was baby cut carrots. In the 1980′s an innovative California farmer named Mike Yurosek, wanted to find a way to use otherwise … Continue reading
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What if it cost money every time you want to share?
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What Journalism can learn from Social Media
Re-imagine Journalism. It sounds simple enough, but for some reason, ironically, Journalism continues to struggle to find it’s place in the information age. Keeping journalism significant and alive in a digital form has proven to be a challenging paradox. And … Continue reading
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Tablets add to Newspapers woes
It’s not at all news that newspapers are dieing, a slow agonizing death. I can see that my own local paper is struggling. The rolled pages on my parent’s driveway look anemic compared to just a few years ago. For … Continue reading
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Can Twitter make you a better writer?
When it comes to Social Media, of all the things I find that clients are apprehensive about, Twitter is probably the most intimidating. Maybe it’s because it has its own vernacular, or because it is so often referenced in the … Continue reading
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