Archive for the ‘Beatblogging’ Category
Thursday, July 3rd, 2008
Pat Thornton's interview with me, and his resulting recap, is up at Beatblogging.org. His conclusion: Sometimes a Ning network just doesn't work.
I believe the experience of the Hershey Home is a valuable laboratory for other journalists, especially those outside of the big cities. This is why I love the beatblogging.org ...
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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
At the end of the final June meeting of the Derry Twp. school board, I told a parent that I'd see her at the next meeting.
But until then, I enthusiastically said to the Hershey Home member, she should participate a lot on the Ning network!
"Ehh..." she said, shrugging her shoulders.
I ...
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Monday, June 16th, 2008
I love the beatblogging project because it's innovation in real newsroom laboratories, as opposed to tsk-tsking and dreaming.
My foray into it has had its ups and downs, but I recently had a kind of success story that I didn't expect when I signed up.
And it shows why I believe so ...
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Monday, March 10th, 2008
As one of the 13 reporters in Jay Rosen and David Cohn's beatblogging.org project, I've read a lot of response to the concept.
The Journalism Iconoclast is behind the concept, calling you an idiot if you're a sports reporter who isn't on the train.
In a comment on one of Cohn's posts ...
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