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A post-P-I, PostGlobe Misstep
The relationship between reporters and editors often is about as smooth and stable as a ride on Splash Mountain. A lot of reporters tend to regard editors as people who attend meetings, place casual u… more →
The Buzz
What do good blogging and good journalism have in common?
Karen wrote 1 month ago: Easy: Great stories and great writing. Bloggers often (and justifiably) criticize traditional print … more →
New "Marching Orders" For News Media in Seattle and The Nation
Debra Sinick wrote 1 month ago: The Newsweek that arrived at my door this week is different. The Newsweek of old is gone. Newsweek … more →
The slippery slope of newspaper bailouts...
Yvonne wrote 2 months ago: Article from the Seattle Times begins in Washington state. The Silicon Alley Insider recently report … more →
B R O R A
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Elissa wrote 2 months ago: I got so obsessed with a daily jumble word that I dreamed about it. … more →
A post-P-I, PostGlobe Misstep
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glennnelson wrote 2 months ago: The relationship between reporters and editors often is about as smooth and stable as a ride on Spla … more →
A Concrete Investment in a Soft Economy
Neil Sagebiel wrote 3 months ago: Newspapers are dying or dead. That’s what any reasonable person would think with major metro dailies … more →
Seattlepi.com's Ghost Town
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glennnelson wrote 4 months ago: Those eager for Hearst’s splashy debut of its great online experiment, seattlepi.com, are in for a b … more →
The Place and People I Hated to Love
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glennnelson wrote 4 months ago: For a good 12 out of my 17 years at The Seattle Times, I felt total hatred for our arch-enemies, the … more →
This Newspaper Box in Seattle is Almost Empty
Aaron Blank wrote 4 months ago: Seattle Post Intelligencer, Seattle Times and USA Today boxes at the corner of 6th Avenue and Olive … more →
Seattle's Past-Intelligencer
glennnelson wrote 4 months ago: If it walks like a duck, but barks like a dog, it’s a … what? Likewise, if it’s ca … more →
Journalism on the Brink (Part II)
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glennnelson wrote 4 months ago: It bears repeating that it is not journalism that’s necessarily on the brink. It’s the newspaper bus … more →
The Kindle 2 Won't Save Newspapers
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glennnelson wrote 4 months ago: The first thing I do every morning is look outside a window, to spy the New York Times and Seattle T … more →
Journalism on the Brink (Part I)
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glennnelson wrote 4 months ago: The nightmare, worst-case scenario for U.S. journalism finally began to unfold in earnest today, as … more →
a wonder world of mutations and metamorphoses
betsey wrote 5 months ago: Michael Upchurch reviews William Kentridge in today’s Seattle Times. A cat that turns into a b … more →
Newspapers, murder-suicides and the Kindle 2
glennnelson wrote 5 months ago: Few, if anything, in life is more irrational than a murder-suicide. I always think, “It was hi … more →
Seattle Least Risky City for Home Buyer’s
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robertlanirealestate wrote 5 months ago: Hopefully after Saturday’s article in The Seattle Times, home buyers will come off the fence and sta … more →
Tony Wroten - The Phenom
ericmonek wrote 6 months ago: Why do sports phenoms fascinate everyone from sports agents to college coaches to shoe companies to … more →
Stories diverge and intersect in unpredictable ways...
Mike wrote 6 months ago: Check out Michael Upchurch’s review of Adaptation in the Seattle Times this morning, plus an e … more →
Exhibit shines a light on what photography really means
Mike wrote 6 months ago: Check out the review of Outta My Light!: Picturing the Processes of Photography The Seattle Times a … more →
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