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Category Archives: Journalism
Why No Reporting On The Special Relationship Between Pinch Sulzberger and Caroline Kennedy?
Gawker nails it (MSM: Keep rockin’.): Don’t even bother to leave a comment at the Times local news blog suggesting a sexy patrician affair between the Senator-to-be and the publisher of the Times. It seems like a mostly legitimate question … Continue reading
Posted in Adultery, Journalism
Tagged Caroline Kennedy, fair game, legitimate question, pinch sulzberger, sexual lives, special relationship
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Bloggers Should Take Lessons From Rock Stars
Here’s a thought-provoking piece from the Columbia Journalism Review: He takes the stage clad in a black turtleneck. his famous line is, “Green is the new red, white, and blue.” Tonight, and other nights, he is paid tens of thousands … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Journalism
Tagged black turtleneck, columbia journalism review, culture method, media appearances, thomas friedman, youtube
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JTA & Duplicate Content
I got this email today from JTA.org: Hey Luke, I’m sure you remember me from my Jewschool days. Just a heads up: JTA’s pretty adamant about making sure that people don’t reprint our content in full if they’re not paying … Continue reading
Posted in FailedMessiah, Journalism, JTA
Tagged death bed, exclusivity, investment pool, jewish community foundation, Los Angeles Times, mainstream media, profit news, takedown notice
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Why Network Announcers Stay Relentlessly Positive
Mark Purdy writes for the San Jose Mercury News: "In case you’re wondering why broadcaster Troy Aikman said he thought “the 49ers got better today [after losing by two touchdowns to Dallas],” never forget one important thing. The broadcast networks … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged girl scout troop, jose mercury news, mark purdy, network announcers, san jose mercury, san jose mercury news
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