Blog
08.29
Never forget Katrina or 9/11... remember?
This Sunday marked the 5th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's ravaging path of destruction along the Gulf Coast, and for New Orleans, the day the levees broke.
08.08
Leave it to the military to invent "Reverse Embedding"
Just typing that looks like espionage, subterfuge or some deleted scene from "The Bourne Identity," does it not?
08.05
Texas Rangers: Should have been Must See TV
For those of you who are baseball fans or residents of the Lone Star State, the drama of the evening news for the past umpteen months has been "Who will buy the Texas Rangers"?
04.14
"... yet another example of the decline of journalism as we once knew it."
Where does journalism cross the line into TMZ entertainment?
Dale Hansen believes that WFAA crossed that line last night.
11.17
Back to the drawing board: Building media relationships
I love the “Ask the Expert” section of USA Today, especially a recent post about tips for getting publicity and credibility.
I’ve blogged about this once before, but it’s time to get back to the basics once again and discuss how to build successful relationships with key media.
11.13
Outgoing DMN Web editor, "Traditional news needs to catch up."
Editor & Publisher is a publication that touts itself as "America's oldest journal covering the newspaper industry."
10.16
Hey, at least we’re saving the environment
In case you haven’t noticed, the economy isn’t that great… and print is doing even worse.
MediaFinder.com, an online closet of American and Canadian periodicals, reports more than 100 magazines have folded in the past three months.
Three months, 100 publications.
10.11
Free Stuff in Frugal Times—A Look at Pandora
At the office, I frequently listen to Pandora, an online radio station. I’m sure many of you have heard or listen to Pandora. Pandora is not your typical radio station. It’s so much more.
