Inside Out (mcwflint)

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

July 25, 2009

In love: Blogging leader skillful in reply

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The directness of a reply to a criticism is exactly why hiring a long-time, curious Internet user was/is a good decision for a news organiz...
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July 24, 2009

Growing number looking at the growing number moving to "Life After Newsroom"

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Being an unemployed journalist may lead to a job in a different industry. It might mean creating your own job. It helps me to learn about th...

In search of dreams: Company paying for blogging

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An early version of this post was published July 24, then chewed up in a redesign. I republished Aug. 3, prompted by a Fast Company blog pos...
July 23, 2009

Dancing on the grave: How can nothing be better then something?

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So nothing is better then something? That seems to be the reaction of some commenting on the last stories of the final edition. The comment...

Updated: A community says goodbye to its newspaper; Ann Arbor News, staff says it right back

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More photographs of the last days online at Mlive. There are photos and comments on Facebook, sadness on Twitter , and even more in the new...
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AnnArbor.com growing bumper crop of recognition

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The AnnArbor.com is getting - and rebroadcasting via Twitter - lots of Internet love. (Love, because any attention is better then no attenti...
July 22, 2009

Difficult times for them 50-somethings, Conde Nast folk

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Oh no. It's beat on the "old" today. Old, being a relative thing. And not getting it being a relative thing because Tina Brown...

Eccentric fight continues

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Matt Friedman, Co-Founder of Tanner Friedman Strategic Communications in Farmington Hills, tells about Birmingham fighting to save the Birmi...

Whining about wine: AnnArbor.com watch continues

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Looks like the whine to watch for AnnArbor.com is the blogging, especially the wine blogging. The newness and writing style of It's Jus...
July 21, 2009

A final farewell in Livingston County

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Michigan newsrooms: Today: Livingston Community News Related posts: Grand Rapids Muskegon Kalamazoo There's a staff photo and some words...

What? You're only on Facebook, not Twitter. Oh dear, are you retired already?

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I'm still recovering from migraine mush mixed up with "You Will Rest, MS" so you get this reminder about how fast media change...
July 16, 2009

Wishing not working so daughter must wait on cancer fix

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The space shuttle has nothing on my daughter as her launch into radiation was delayed. Again. The "vacation" between surgery and r...

Michigan State chooses temporary director of journalism

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Looks like Michigan State University's School of Journalism will look more at research as a focus. Lucinea Davenport will lead the schoo...

Live in the present - advice for the going, going, gone at the Grand Rapids Press

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Michigan newsrooms Folks continue to trickle out of the newsroom on the west side of Michigan. Charles Honey, most recently the religion e...
July 15, 2009

Hello, goodbye in Muskegon

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Michigan newsrooms See Tuesday for K-zoo... Four months and.... Steve Wesphal, the new general manager of the Musekgon Chronicle, introdu...
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July 14, 2009

Publisher blasts "Birmingham Noose"

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Glynn Wilson says research shows that older, more liberal people are more apt to read a newspaper — but not a newspaper that ignores their p...

Four months: Still working on this going, going, gone thing in Kalamazoo

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Michigan newsrooms Four months into "semi-retirement" and Tom Haroldson still finds the pace surprising. Equally surprising? The...

Hirten: Practice what you teach, MSU | Lansing State Journal

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Lansing Michigan editor M Hirten gets the real fail at Michigan State University. The College of Communication Arts failed the most basic p...
July 13, 2009

Many eager to tell new Grand Rapids Press editor what to do

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Michigan newsrooms Paul Keep didn't wait long to jump back online to talk with his new community. The new editor at Grand Rapids Press a...
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