Wikipedia doesn’t always beat AP

There was this big deal about how Wikipedia beat Associated Press on Tim Russert’s death.
Well, I just thought I’d note — it’s been, what, two weeks since the world learned that Rob Curley left the Washington…

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The best and brightest of journalism’s future not exactly wired | Howard Owens

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So this bit on Romenesko caught my eye today:
SPJ’s Neil Ralston says: “I encourage media executives who are looking for the next wave of high-quality journalists to pay attention to the winners. …These young men…

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SignOnSanDiego let three top executives go | Howard Owens

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It’s no understatement to say I owe my career to Ron James. In 1995, I interviewed Ron — whom I’d known from my days as co-publisher of a little weekly in Ocean Beach — for an article I was writing for the San…

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NAA report is good overview of newspaper video | Howard Owens

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The Newspaper Association of America released a report today on newspaper video.
It provides some interesting stats on how papers are approach video, a fairly comprehensive overview of different strategic approaches…

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