Prom photos
I want to touch on a subject that has opened a discussion around the building amongst online folks and photojournalists in the past few…
We Media, Journalism, Content Strategy, Technology, Social Media
Fake Steve Jobs at Web 2.0
Fake Steve Jobs was the funniest keynote at Web 2.0 this past week and his story also is a classic of an old media…
Web 2.0 recap
As I mentioned earlier, my colleagues Becky.com, Todd and Ted and I, attended the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco this past week. We’re…
The changing web
I don’t think it’s a good idea to replicate content, so I am going to point to blog posts I make on WediaBuzz.com about…
I'm ready for Web 2.0
I’ve probably mentioned this before, but I’m not sold on the title Web 2.0. But I’m here in San Francisco for the Web 2.0…
Two new bloggers to watch
I met my friend Matt while in Ames. We both worked for The Tribune at the time. He nows lives in Corvallis, Oregon working…
Trust is king
My friend Tom wrote today that Not Content-Context is King, and I sort of agree with him. I used to be one of those…
Doing more with less: Let your audience decide your newsroom priorities
Back on the we media train for a day or so there are a couple of thoughts left from the Mid-American Press Institute workshop…
Scott Sines: “You can’t manage newsroom change from the top.”
Scott Sines of the Commercial Appeal in Memphis could not disagree more with Mike Maness on the philosophy of change and innovation within a…
Maness: “It’s not about culture, it’s about changing what people do everyday.”
Michael Maness, Gannett’s VP of innovation and design, spoke a the Mid-America Press Institute’s multimedia and design workshop in St. Louis Friday night and…
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