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

September 12, 2009

Quick: Answer by Monday on 'Parachute Training' for journalists in Michigan

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The Online News Association , AnnArbor.com and Poynter Institute will offer a free, day-long training session on new media skills for journ...
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September 7, 2009

Laboring over what's next

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So, how's your Labor Day? It's not a very happy holiday for most in Michigan, where an AP report says the state will lose its one ...

Keeping story offline keeps story alive

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A writer who focuses on the impact of the Internet on global politics asks if Conde Nast is suffering the Streisand effect with its decisio...
September 5, 2009

Update: Burying the lede, and everything else*

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Remember the post about GQ's decision to bury the article that was critical of Vladimir Putin? Simon Owens who blogs at Bloggasm stoppe...

New j-school class: Investigative Twitter and other tales

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Did you see this breaking alert from the Chicago Tribune intern who will teach a course focused on Twitter? Gawker wrote about the class in ...
September 4, 2009

Burying the lede, and everything else*

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Gary Scott posts about a Conde Nast article missing from the web site in Burying the lede, and everything else* : "David Folkenflik had...

Newspaper gets crime-fighting role

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Gawker - hey, it's a fun read - and the New York Times Gadget blog were chatting about using a newspaper bag to protect your laptop . Th...

New GSUSA guidelines will help girls use latest tools safely

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Tripping through the Internet has uncovered more evidence that some Girl Scouts are serious about moving faster. Girl Scouts of the USA ju...
September 3, 2009

Scooped by site when content keeps flowing?

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Wow. Talk about being watched. Nieman Journalism Lab over at Harvard University came out Wednesday with another post about AnnArbor.com. ...

Reporting Michigan ready for prime time.

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A journalist who started covering Michigan politics in 2000 but lost his printing press when the Ann Arbor News closed in July launched Repo...

Go Ahead Drink and Drive

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There's this blog called Something Seen that makes me smile on days I'd rather not as well as the days I am smiling. How can you ar...
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September 2, 2009

Blogger: Is AnnArbor.com's reliance on unpaid writers how news units will survive?

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A nnArbor.com 's reliance on community bloggers fascinates Gina Chen, who posts in her own Save the Media blog and expands her opinion ...
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Wrong, wrong, wrong - public confession time

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The recovering perfectionist is slipping in so many ways. Bring on the wet noodles as I attempt to set the record straight on this and on th...
September 1, 2009

Newspapers agreed to wait on endorsements

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An agreement to wait on endorsements in a state governor's race caught the attention of PolitickerNJ.com Aug. 31. It caught my eye beca...
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August 31, 2009

Wife's wishes: Share your stories

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There are official dates and data, medals and certificates to mark the life and death of a Marine who followed his convictions to a place he...

Oregonian's breast cancer series finalist with Wired in online news contest

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A stark reminder of how different this summer is compared to last year's came today with the announcement of the finalists for the 2009 ...
August 30, 2009

The right word expands understanding

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The naming of something helps it turn up everywhere, or at least it helps me recognize what is right before my eyes. Sometimes, it's a ...
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August 29, 2009

Moving is today's theme at the Advance Publications Alabama properties

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The publisher isn't the only one moving on at the Advance Publication newspapers in Alabama. Columnists moved to new days and places as...
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August 28, 2009

The hour changes the city that changes me

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In April, an unexpected window of free time opened while I was in a city that once offered smiles, love and musical notes swallowed quickly ...
August 27, 2009

Girl Scouts getting more social day by day.

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The Girl Scouts are moving into Facebook nearly as fast as they Twitter. They are recruiting volunteers, looking for former members, and s...
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