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Talkin' Trash
Category: Blogging
I know everyone in the sci-blogosphere is swooning over Carl Sagan. But as a kid I never cared much about him - I usually fell asleep halfway through each episode of 'Cosmos'. But I would not miss for anything an...
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'Bloggers' vs 'Audience' is over? or, Will the word 'blogger' disappear?
Category: Blogging
The New Scientist, The Open Laboratory, the journos who just don't get it....those things make me want to write something on this blog! Slow blogging...like slow food. These days, if something cannot wait, I put it on Twitter - from...
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I don't care about business models of journalism/publishing.
Category: Media
I am feeling mean today. So, here is my first mean post of the day. About a week ago I read this delicious post about the business of scientific publishing. It is a good read throughout - the title of...
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Blogger Asks for Payment From a Newspaper (video)
Category: Blogging
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Student journalists are doing it right - The new The Daily Tar Heel rocks!
Category: Media
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Praxis
Category: Academia
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Jay Rosen on the Science Writers in New York Panel for Social Media (video)
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The Perils of Predictions: Future of Physical Media
Category: Technology
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Leave journalism to professionals!
Category: Media
Or better not. Is this the way Washington Post is trying to hasten its complete loss of respect and relevance? In the week they fired their only journalist worthy of that title? Yuck! [via @jayrosen_nyu]...
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