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What a Social Media World Leaves Behind
There is a man – I don’t know his name – that comes to our local Starbucks every morning, pushing his walker with the tennis ball feet and flashing a gorgeous toothless smile. He orders coffee. He finds a table … Continue reading
A New Year’s Apology to the Man Who Saved My Life
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO, a college journalism professor kept me from making the biggest mistake of my life – and in doing so, saved it. I was a broadcast major at the University of Missouri, which tells you how little emphasis … Continue reading
Newspapers: Making the Case for Free
(Originally posted at http://www.edelmandigital.com) The future of newspapers may well be in Colorado, once home to the late “gonzo journalism” provocateur Hunter S. Thomson and today home to no less that 12 free dailies. All of these papers are very … Continue reading
Posted in journalism, Journalism Next, News Media, social media
Tagged journalism, media, news, news media, newspapers, social media
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A Social Media Sanity Check: Six Ways to Slow Down
I’ve had to take things a little slower lately, which for me means going from working about 70 hours a week to only 60 hours. Nevertheless, there’s great value in slow. Going slower makes you think faster. Slowing down can … Continue reading
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Tagged newspapers, PR, public relations, social media, Steve Rubel, Twitter
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