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clips update
I’ve reorganized the clips. Some are archived and they’re set so that you can more readily find current stories. More are coming. Stay posted.
Posted: October 28th, 2006 under web, work.
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30 and counting …
I’m lovin this AP thing. Silly, sure. Plenty of people have mentioned that to me. But I can’t help it. Say my name in the same sentence as “the Associated Press” and I blush.
In two days, I’ve received dozens of phone calls about that railroad story. I stopped counting after the 30th phone call this […]
Posted: October 11th, 2006 under web, work, world.
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Oh. My.
Forget cool, collected professional.
I get down-right giddy with good news. The Associated Press picked up an article of mine today, published in today’s Daily News-Record. That means it could run anywhere. Anywhere. Because it’s a Virginia-focused story, that means mostly likely Virginia. Like, the Daily Press. And a Washington radio station. Or a Hampton Road’s […]
Posted: October 9th, 2006 under web, work, world.
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On purpose. Really, on purpose.
I’m an advocate for satire. I’m an advocate for news. I’m not, however, CNN.com, who in an unbelievably mind-blowing decision posted … um, ahhh … “news,” I guess they called it, from The Onion, the sometimes funny but intentionally satirical pre-Daily Show-type news source. On purpose.
Yesterday CNN.com posted The Onion article, Flustered Bush misses Air […]
Posted: October 4th, 2006 under web, work, world.
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Unreal
In Friday’s San Fransico Chronicle:
Hewlett-Packard Says It Spied On Reporters
An investigator for Hewlett-Packard Co. secretly obtained phone records of nine journalists, including reporters for Cnet Networks, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, adding a bizarre twist to a boardroom drama that has transfixed Silicon Valley and has prompted an […]
Posted: September 11th, 2006 under web, work.
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At 9/11, a journalist makes a tough life choice.
MSNBC.com reporter Martin Wolk published a piece online today about his decision to walk away from 9/11 five years ago. He escaped the south tower, where he was covering a business meeting, just after the first plane hit. The next day he left New York.
I have no idea what I would have done. Some days […]
Posted: September 10th, 2006 under life, web, work, world.
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resume update
I’ve updated the resume page with new job info. Besides the clips I post here, you can read clips from the new job at the Daily News-Record’s site.
Posted: September 5th, 2006 under web, work.
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Finally, a redesign
Yes, it’s been two months and we’re already due for a redesign. I’ll keep my pride and won’t tell you how long it actually took (and how many e-mails to brad, subject line: help! help! help!) to figure this stuff out.
Posted: September 5th, 2006 under web.
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