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Is an ad-free web membership a viability for online news? | From my desk
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From the desk of a lifelong journalist. Images from Italy 2014. North Carolina Press Association awards. Is an ad-free web membership a viability for online news? July 22, 2015. I picked up this story from Nieman Labs regarding an experiment done in Salt Lake City. The Tribune is experimenting with an ad-free website membership. Essentially, you pay a fee and you get the Salt Lake Tribute without ads. People like a website without advertising : The thinking behind a newspaper’s ad-free membership. So you...
How journalism schools are adjusting to the digital age | From my desk
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From the desk of a lifelong journalist. Images from Italy 2014. North Carolina Press Association awards. How journalism schools are adjusting to the digital age. June 23, 2015. It does seem that journalism schools have had to reform themselves to catch up to the digital age. That doesn’t mean J-schools are teaching what new journalists need to know when they get into the real world, but at least they are trying. Take a look at this article from a fellow at CJR. David Remnick, the longtime editor of.
Journalism academics: mocked by the media and stifled by universities | Higher Education Network | The Guardian | From my desk
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From the desk of a lifelong journalist. Images from Italy 2014. North Carolina Press Association awards. Journalism academics: mocked by the media and stifled by universities Higher Education Network The Guardian. May 7, 2015. Ever entertained the prospect of teaching the journalism craft to bright, shining minds? This posting in The Guardian paints a different picture to journalists moving from the newsroom to the classroom. Journalism academics: mocked by the media and stifled by universities. His seme...
Matthew Clark | From my desk
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From the desk of a lifelong journalist. Images from Italy 2014. North Carolina Press Association awards. Author Archives: Matthew Clark. The Guardian Media: Advice to journalists by their publishers on how to act ethically. December 17, 2015. Here is an interesting read from The Guardian Media on publishers giving advice to journalists on how to conduct themselves ethically. Not that I am ranting or otherwise, but I […]. Read Article →. Ownership and ethics: A tale of woe for Las Vegas. December 15, 2015.
Facebook is overrun with copyright infringement – Business Insider | From my desk
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From the desk of a lifelong journalist. Images from Italy 2014. North Carolina Press Association awards. May 10, 2015. While it may not have direct correlation to journalism, something of interest from the Facebook world. Essentially, people are uploading videos and not getting the necessary permissions to do so. Interestingly enough, celebrities are the biggest violators of the issue. MAY 6, 2015, 1:14 PM. FB May 08 08:00PM. Viral videos are big, big business. 8220;more than 4 billion daily video views,...
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from the edges | stories from the shorelines
Stories from the shorelines. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Very like a whale. May 12, 2015. 8230;that region of ecstasy on the brink of the final, formless Deep, which is the source and end of all things. 8211;Mona Douglas, from the foreword to. You went in search of something who knows what? Perhaps yourself. You knew you were lost. Space and time work differently in dreams. Impossible to tell. Floating by its flank, you feel its thinking, its one question. Morveren and her sisters.
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From the editor's chair | Just another WordPress.com site
From the editor's chair. Just another WordPress.com site. A story about a little bird named Chirpmaster Chirp … really. June 17, 2015. Chirpmaster Chirp looked a lot like this little guy. OK, you can call me nuts but yes, I did actually drive 25 miles one morning to taxi a tiny house finch from my garage to the Schuylkill Wildlife Rehab Clinic. And no, the little bird wasn’t in need of. Don’t you hear that? A few minutes later Dr. Doolittle and his young apprentice came back into the house proudly pr...
Letters from the Editors | Philosophy Journal Editors' Perspectives on Academic Publishing
Letters from the Editors. Philosophy Journal Editors' Perspectives on Academic Publishing. Over at Daily Nous there’s some excerpts of advice on refereeing papers. Much of the quoted advice is things not. To do, and one caught my eye:. It is not your job to be copy editor. And yet, despite the advice quoted above and my own personal inclination, I believe there are reasons why it is appropriate for referees to provide this sort of feedback (which is why I do it myself). 8221; For a paper which has gramma...
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From desk to deck. Thanks for dropping in. For 15 of the 24 years I was at the helm of. I wrote a column called "from the editor's desk". This website is meant to take its place.for me as writer, for new readers, and for those I consider dear friends- the loyal followers of "from the editor's desk.". Please take a look around and please let me know what you think. David W. Fuller. Many people have asked to be either brought along or, at least informed about, the steps of my journey into retirement.
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From my desk | From the desk of a lifelong journalist
From the desk of a lifelong journalist. Images from Italy 2014. North Carolina Press Association awards. The Guardian Media: Advice to journalists by their publishers on how to act ethically. December 17, 2015. Here is an interesting read from The Guardian Media on publishers giving advice to journalists on how to conduct themselves ethically. Not that I am ranting or otherwise, but I […]. Read Article →. Ownership and ethics: A tale of woe for Las Vegas. December 15, 2015. Read Article →. September 21, ...
fromtheeditr
Wednesday, March 8, 2017. This Blog Has Moved to fromtheeditr.com. As of today, this blog will move down the street to WordPress because this one has been hacked and robbed of all posts in 2016 and 2015 (more than 1,200) with no solution available to retrieve them. I now have a website, fromtheeditr.com. Links to this post. Monday, March 6, 2017. Don't Look Back in Regret: Get Busy! No 6: Being scared to do things. Facebook friend Sonya Chappelear posted a longer version of the following ( here. 12 Being...
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From the Egg to the Apple(s), depending on my degree of gluttony
From the Egg to the Apple(s), depending on my degree of gluttony. Yet another attempt to codify my unholy mess of thoughts. Monday, March 26, 2018. Chapter 11 - Pocket Guide to World Religions (A). Originally written February 21, 2007). Pocket Guide to World Religions. Chapter 11: New Religions. All religions are constantly changing, but religions generally abhor change. In order for something to be a "new religion" it must not be old and have the character of religion. Aleph (formerly Aum Shinrikyo).
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