boblog -- by bob stepno

Here, mostly about music; oldtime-radio research at JHeroes; more general blog, other journalism; and on Mastodon as newsie.social/@BobStep

Friday, April 17, 2009

Twitter makes Forbes, tires Times, fills Facebook

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This article titled The Twitter Zeitgeist at Forbes.com says "Twitter became a part of popular culture in less time then it takes to w...

Journalist killed; journalism continues

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The Center for Investigative Reporting launched the Chauncey Bailey Project in 2007, after the local news editor was shot down in the stree...
Thursday, April 16, 2009

Previewing News: Wall Street Journal on the iPhone

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In a Nieman Journalism Lab interview video clip, the executive editor of The Wall Street Journal Online previews the paper's upcoming Wa...

bX-fjm14b means something Is broken

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This is a test. A mysterious Blogger error message coded bX-fjm14b has been making it impossible to edit items once they are posted. Has it...
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

The easiest thing in the world for a reader to do is to stop reading

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My newswriting class just wrote about a speech in which Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Gartner gave advice about writing -- and said the best...
Friday, April 10, 2009

Hope for newspapers as collectibles?

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I buried this observation in my Other Journalism Weblog : "Could collectible front pages pay for investigative reporting, watchdog jour...
Monday, April 06, 2009

What 'the collapse of journalism' means

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In The Nation , Robert McChesney and John Nichols call the fading of great American newspapers "the most serious threat in our lifetime...
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While this was a more general blog at first, since 2009, Boblog has been for occasional writing about music, part of trying to differentiate my web writing spaces. My other blogs are JHeroes (old-time radio's portrayal of journalists) & Other Journalism, a general-purpose writerly blog, successor to stepno.com/oldblog. When I was teaching, they all sometimes served other purposes. I have worked for two newspapers (one full time for 11 years), several magazines, four software companies, and six colleges and universities, counting part-time, freelance and student jobs. See stepno.com.
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