Thursday, July 7th, 2011

How the iPad and other tablets can help save the media

Tweet Today, I turn my blog over to a friend and former colleague, Amber Smith. Amber and I worked for years together at The Post-Standard in Syracuse, NY. Now, after 25 years in newspaper business, Amber has joined the marketing and communications department as a senior editor at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse. She recently [...]

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Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

Part 2 from Amber Smith: What to keep — and get rid off — in journalism

Tweet Today I’m again handing my blog over to veteran journalist Amber Smith, a friend and former colleague of mine at The Post-Standard in Syracuse. In her free time, she blogs about dementia at DementiAwareness. She offers Part 2 of how old-time journalism relates to  the changing world of media. As a veteran-journalist-but-newbie-blogger, I’m learning [...]

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Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

Veteran journalist Amber Smith offers tips for bloggers

Tweet Today I’m handing my blog over to veteran journalist and blogger Amber Smith, a friend and former colleague of mine at The Post-Standard in Syracuse. In her free time, she blogs about dementia at DementiAwareness. She offers some thoughtful lessons for journalists trying to navigate the changing world of media. It’s a new world [...]

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Friday, May 8th, 2009

Google’s advice to newspapers

Tweet Over the past two weeks, I’ve blogged about Jeff Jarvis’ book, “What Would Google Do?” as has my guest blogger, friend and colleague, Amber Smith. Both of us distilled ideas from the book, applying them to our experience at newspapers. This week, Google itself testified at a U.S. Senate Subcommittee that looked at the [...]

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Saturday, May 2nd, 2009

How journalism can change

Tweet Today, I’m turning over my blog to a friend and colleague, Amber Smith, Health and Fitness editor at The Post-Standard in Syracuse. She and I share a love of journalism, new media and connecting with readers and often swap ideas. (Check out her Health and Fitness blog.) She turned me onto City University of [...]

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Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

Nine ways a journalist uses Twitter

Tweet So you’ve signed onto Twitter, but how do you use it as a journalist? I’ve written about this before and offered some suggestions, but I think it needs repeating. I keep hearing journalists say: “But I don’t get it.” A co-worker and friend of mine came up with a pretty comprehensive list of how [...]

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