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Par for the course
I watched several top-notch golfers implode today, beaten up by unyielding greens and cliffside fairways at Pebble Beach Golf Links. But while watching the final round of this major championship, as well as during the hours I spent at Pebble … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged golf, Google, links, newspapers, Pebble Beach Golf Links, sports, sportswriters, traditional, U.S. Open
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Google, search and newsroom work flow
This morning I read a New York Times article about real time search. I got to wondering: Do regional and local media workers realize how extremely search engines like Google and Bing have changed consumer habits? Or how real time … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged atomization, Google, Mayer, newspapers, newsrooms, search engines, Twitter, Washington Post, work flow, writing
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Solid advice from on high
I agree with the Columbia law professor who says “To love Google, you have to be a little bit of a monarchist.” But I also agree with this comment Marissa Mayer made during this month’s U.S. Senate hearing on the … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged Google, Internet, monetization, opinion, U.S. Senate, USA
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Censorship: When in Rome?
Yesterday I edited a synopsis of a most disturbing bill working its way through the Italian legislature. A center-right Italian senator from Sicily is backing a bill that would give the country’s Ministry of the Interior the power to demand … Continue reading