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Alas poor Press Gazette
When the trade magazine for an industry closes, it’s a sure sign that things aren’t looking good for said industry. When the trade magazine for an industry that includes magazines closes… more →
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NYC Top Comedy Choices for Monday 12/7/09
hybender wrote 2 weeks ago: For full details, please visit HyReviews.com. Kurt Braunohler kicks off a new Brooklyn comedy show t … more →
Turkey and Transformation
James Hart wrote 3 weeks ago: Uncle Eddie is drinking a little too much and grandma can’t hear. The kids tore the hinges off my of … more →
Jane Millenium
travisjwatt wrote 2 months ago: "Look, it's not really that hard. I'm the psychic consequence of a thousand years of av … more →
Squirrel Nut Zippers - "Good Enough for Granddad" (1995)
msotd wrote 7 months ago: This song was stuck in my head, and it is about time. I love this song. I busted out singing along t … more →
Alas poor Press Gazette
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Gary Andrews wrote 8 months ago: When the trade magazine for an industry closes, it’s a sure sign that things aren’t look … more →
From despair to where?
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Gary Andrews wrote 9 months ago: Otherwise known as a quick, likely-to-be-ill-thought-out, ill-informed pondering on the state of the … more →
Twitter bashing. Or, if you will, twashing
Gary Andrews wrote 10 months ago: There’s a brand new sport in town. It involves shaping a Twitter-shaped stick and bashing the … more →
Getting social with Nathan Barley
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Gary Andrews wrote 10 months ago: Bobbie Johnson from the Guardian has had it with social media. It’s easy to sympathise. … more →
The future of journalism - a wee bit of crowdsourcing
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Gary Andrews wrote 10 months ago: This weekend I’ll be heading back to the student paper I used to edit many moons ago. They … more →
You Have To Put Yourself First 5 - A positive negative
magdamest wrote 10 months ago: I’m finally meeting with the lab technician; he came to my apartment to perform a blood test for my … more →
Twhere do we go from here
Gary Andrews wrote 10 months ago: Twitter, it’s fair to say, has seen its profile soar in the UK media in the last couple of wee … more →
This may actually be the point I finally shut up about Twitter and journalism
Gary Andrews wrote 11 months ago: A point, I think, has been reached. Quite where this point sites and what exactly it signifies is pe … more →
A media friend and/or foe
Gary Andrews wrote 11 months ago: The old adage suggests being talked about, no matter in what context, is infinitely preferable to be … more →
The death of (local) newspapers
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Gary Andrews wrote 1 year ago: Well, not quite. But the last few days have made for even grimmer reading than normal. Newsquest are … more →
Take Jane
Gary Andrews wrote 1 year ago: Normally politics makes me depressed and / or angry. And ID cards moreso than most other political g … more →
Quick, probably not very well-thought out post about law and teh interweb
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Gary Andrews wrote 1 year ago: Putting to one side the majority of the unpleasantness surrounding the Baby P case, one of the inter … more →
The market don't care about journalism
Gary Andrews wrote 1 year ago: A full banquet’s worth of thought from Scott Karp at Publishing 2.0: “The web is the mos … more →
Rethinking the embargo
Gary Andrews wrote 1 year ago: The embargo is a strange beast. In essence, a contract between public relations people and journalis … more →
All you need to be a journalist
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Gary Andrews wrote 1 year ago: A laptop A dongle Mobile phone Notepad and pen Transport (public or personal) Recording equipment an … more →
