Inside Out (mcwflint)

Quilting (crazy & sane), Girl Scouts, retirement, media, MS, cancer, community, communicating, change

March 13, 2009

Blogger unhappy with shrinking Oregonian

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The Red Electric blog doesn't like the fact that The Oregonian, published by the same parent company as The Flint Journal, moved its bus...
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Disconnect? That's one blogger's take on GSUSA's branding and cookies

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"New Girl Scout Brand Undermined By Health Hazard Cookies" is the headline of a blog post on Getting Attention: Helping Non-profi...
March 12, 2009

Editor lost it when laid off; you don't have to

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Mike Tharp knows how hard it can be to be laid off . He knows how you can chase off family. He knows how you can get depressed and burn brid...

Few would miss local newspaper

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Did you know that nearly 7 of every 10 Americans say they could easily live without a local newspaper. The Pew Research Center for the Peopl...
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New math tackles laid off

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Every Monday, you get a new illustration for new math. Speaking of layoffs, check out what Jim of L-Town says will happen to 3 Michigan new...

Twittering, Digg makes late night tv talk

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Wow. This tech stuff is hot. First, Ellen Degeneres and Jay Leno start talking about Twitter and Facebook. Then, on Late Night with Jimmy ...

Newsweek enters GS cookie battle

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Kurt Soller asks " By banning online sales, are the Girl Scouts failing our daughters? " The item had 25 pages of comments by midn...
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March 10, 2009

Leno turning patriotic - free show for unemployed at Palace in April

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Wow. Jay Leno is going to cheer up formerly employed autoworkers and others at a free comedy show at the Palace in April. Free parking and ...

Cleveland paper praised in 'headcount slashing not enough' piece

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Laura Rich Fine: Reducing headcount not enough That's the headline on a PaidContent.org piece from a writer who admits she prefers prin...

Plain Dealer publisher says online report of paper's imminent demise is 'baseless' - cleveland.com

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Cleveland Plain Dealer Publisher Terrance Egger says a rumor about its closing is wrong . "Every plan we have for the immediate fu...

Magazine: Detroit News, Advance newspaper to fold or go digital

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The Advance newspaper is supposedly the Cleveland newspaper, just one of many hard-hit newspapers. I tend to think a Michigan newspaper - or...
March 6, 2009

Social Security, mend your ways

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I just got my annual Social Security statement. It's the one that tells me if I have enough credits to get Social Security now due to a ...
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How did I miss this death pool?

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I'm cleaning out my inbox and blog drafts today when I ran across this item: Star-Ledger Death Pool How did I miss it? Where is the one ...
March 5, 2009

Celebration as mysterious as disease of MS

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MS Awareness Week is getting as confusing as the disease multiple sclerosis. Over on the National Multiple Sclerosis site , it is March 2-8...
March 4, 2009

Fame fleeting so make most of Letterman

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Two formerly employed reporters showed up in my feed today. One had a story on David Letterman's Small Town News segment Monday and beca...
March 3, 2009

Editors can view video for blogging idea

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Sure, the American Society of Newspaper Editors Newspaper editors won't meet this year at its convention , but editors can keep learnin...
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Could newspapers adopt the NPR fund-raising model?

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June Thomas looks at the " 10 cunning ways " that public radio raises money over on Slate. Her list includes these tactics: the pe...
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Today's the day to be square

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Today - 3-3-09 - is a special day. For the world, it's Square Root Day - day and the month are both the square root of the last two digi...
March 2, 2009

Cartoonist bottled up energy to save print

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I am always ready for a laugh, especially when it combines two subjects near and dear to my heart. So click on the cartoon or head over to M...

Step into the dark

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Richard Nicholson highlights some of the last operating darkrooms. Remember those?
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