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Old Journalism's Demise Is Good for Communicators

Richard Laermer | Posted 08.18.2008 | Media


Richard Laermer

Every day, smart folks uncover another online bigmouth to get our messages out there and wave buh-bye to what once ruled.

I Long for The Good Ol' Days

Kevin Marousek | Posted 07.18.2008 | Home


Kevin Marousek

Instead of hearing about the substance of the campaigns, we have to sit through countless political analysts and pundits weighing in on trivial remarks

Experienced Reporters Unwanted

Leslie Griffith | Posted 04.07.2008 | Media


Leslie Griffith

Your local news has the money to buy a helicopter and install expensive high definition, but not the money to hire experienced investigative reporters to help protect your community?

Stop the Play-By-Play and Get in the Game

Leslie Griffith | Posted 01.01.2008 | Media


Leslie Griffith

Please, reporters, help Americans focus on the issues. They are complicated and not conducive to a 30-second soundbite.

AP 2.0: Losing Eyes and Ears in a Perilous World

Mort Rosenblum | Posted 12.19.2007 | Media


Mort Rosenblum

AP's polyglot band of reporters, out there where news happens, is crucial not only to our well-being but also our very survival.

Jason Linkins

Enough With the "Politics of P_______," Already!

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 11.07.2007 | Politics


Titled "The Politics of Punctuality," Jeff Zeleny's piece is news from the front lines! The trenches! Where every little detail could be the deciding factor in who gets elected to what!

Media Muddle

Bob Franken | Posted 10.04.2007 | Politics


Bob Franken

Do we believe in keeping our sources enough to give up everything we have, including our liberty?

What's Going On Out There?

Zack Exley | Posted 09.26.2007 | Home


Zack Exley

The same "On the Bus" press that had hyped the Dean revolution quickly declared it had all been smoke and mirrors. But there was almost no detailed research or analysis of what had actually taken place.


 

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