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, July 10, 2009

What we get from good reporters and critical readers

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In Who Needs the NY Times? We All Do. Still , Jim Sleeper points out what a newspaper can do by supporting excellent reporters, even if the...
Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Education 2029 and New Liberal Arts

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Here's a look at post-Google education 20 years from now, by Tim Carmody at Snarkmarket , echoing the way his fellow Snarkers got the me...
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Sunday, July 05, 2009

Off to run 'Tell the Truth and Run'

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Will today's students pay attention to a 98-year-old on a July morning when they could be at the beach? As substitute prof for a summer ...
Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Journalism needs pros, amateurs, devout agnostics

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Ellen Hume, one of my favorite authors and thinkers on media-future issues for almost 15 years , is leaving the Center for Future Civic Medi...
Thursday, June 25, 2009

Summer fun for journalism students and grads

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Mark Luckie has an inspiring list of 30 Things You Should Do This Summer for journalism school grads, most of which involve getting practic...
Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Searching & graphing public data using Google

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A new data-visualization feature was added to Google search a couple of months ago, while I wasn't paying attention to anything but end-...
Friday, June 19, 2009

Browsing ideas for Boston's news future

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In August the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication will make Boston the scene of its annual convention. Newcomer...
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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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