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Tag Archives: innovation
Setting a threshold for “old” words
I am in the middle of a tedious editing project. Many documents have been poured over. Much has been learned – by me. Some phrases have been changed. Also, by me. Hopefully, both products – me and the documents – … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Projects
Tagged editing, Grammar Girl, innovation, Style Guides, vocabulary, writing
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An AP of the AP? Embracing history, monopoly
At last week’s Sixth Conference on Innovation Journalism, I spent a few hours in the academic track, a new course of offerings at the annual InJo event in Palo Alto, California. Doctorates and Ph.D. candidates from around the world presented … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged BBCo, Britain, economy, England, history, innovation, Stanford, telegraph
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Innovation Journalism: Conference Preview Video
I made this video yesterday. I had put it off for a while because, sadly, the hard drive on my MacBook is running low. It got all the way down to 2 GB! So I bought an external hard drive, … Continue reading
Looking to Europe for that American can-do spirit
The divergent attitudes in two articles published this week – one from Time, one from Newsweek – on the future of newspaper business models and content strategies couldn’t paint a clearer picture of the radically different outlooks of newsgatherers in … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged America, attitude, businessmodels, England, Europe, France, innovation, Netherlands, Norway
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