Media Bullseye
When I was a student I found it easy to preach blog prog. So, maybe progging won’t be a new word in 2006. But, not only did I have a little more flexibility in my schedule, but I was full of grounded theory, hypothetical situations, and self-righteous indignency. However, 5.5 months into my professional agency [...]
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I got a note from Beth Farrell, former OPR co-blogger who sent along this note. In celebration of Turkey Day aka Thanksgiving, vote for the biggest turkey of the year. Click on the link below or click here http://www.party411.com/thanksgiving-turkey.html . Thank you! Beth After months of exhaustive research, Party411.com has narrowed the list down to [...]
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I just recently found the American Journalism Review and am obsessed with it. Lately I’ve noticed that I’m becoming more and more fascinated by the journalism side of our jobs. There are so many reasons this could be, most of it is my profession. Kevin Dugan has had a lot to do with it, too. [...]
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I’m a fan of the show. I love it. I look forward to watching it every week. It’s the only show I watch. Sadly, if rumors are true, I’ll be done watching TV again for another few years. I have a tendency to find and enjoy shows that will be canceled quickly. I’d go into [...]
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From Boing Boing.
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So, Google picked up JotSpot. I found out about this when JotSpot emailed me to assure me of my uninterrupted service. JotSpot is a wiki service that I have used in the past. I like it’s functions, but have always found the interface to be slightly clunky. I haven’t used it in the last few [...]
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