Restart the Presses By Bruce Handy and Dasha Tolstikova |
Monday, December 23, 2013
Photo /Kirsten Luce For The New York Times Brad Grey, left the chief of Paramount Pictures with Martin Scorsese at a premiere Last Week |
Paramount Pictures
Slims Down for Profits
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Harper's Magazine Publisher,
John R. MacArthur Tackled
the Long Draw of Magazine
Publishing in His October/13
Publisher's Letter Column
John R. MacArthur Tackled
the Long Draw of Magazine
Publishing in His October/13
Publisher's Letter Column
The Guardian Editor,
Alan Rusbridger, Reveals
Pressure From Agencies
to Muffle Full Reportage
of Snowden Disclosures
Alan Rusbridger, Reveals
Pressure From Agencies
to Muffle Full Reportage
of Snowden Disclosures
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Frank Chimero Shared a Visual Ambrosia
During a Recent Build Conference in Belfast
November 2013
"What Screens Want"
The meaning of flux--- the capacity for change
During a Recent Build Conference in Belfast
November 2013
"What Screens Want"
The meaning of flux--- the capacity for change
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
NYT Columnist Bill Keller's Take on
Nu Journalism Angles and Edges
Is Glenn Greenwald the Future of News?
Nu Journalism Angles and Edges
Is Glenn Greenwald the Future of News?
Monday, October 21, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
Grey Lady Focuses
On Substance Over
Style. Going Global.
The New York Times Chief
Mark Thompson Promotes
Growth of Publishing Through
Global Design and Narrower
Engagement Platforms.
On Substance Over
Style. Going Global.
Mark Thompson Promotes
Growth of Publishing Through
Global Design and Narrower
Engagement Platforms.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Friday, August 23, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
I got The New York Times today.
Faithfully, daily, a blue wrapped bundle
is dropped on the front porch of our home
in Salem, Oregon. My wife and I share and
browse and ponder the ways of the world as
it unfolds before us in print. Coffee and cereal
and words well placed are a part of a morning
ritual that I imagine help many in America
wake up. Physically and metaphorically.
When I find the time, I go to a screen and post
electronic tidbits onto various blog sites that I
have nourished over the years like an electronic secret
garden that I can openly share with anyone who
happens to stumble upon them. The New York Times
provides about 98% of the items I post in my blogs.
The electronic publishing-site sharing included
with a subscription to the printed version works
efficiently and reliably.
Sometimes I wonder why we pay the extra expense
of having the print version delivered. Habit, helping
the economy, the native feel of paper in hand, perhaps
being the reason.
This morning in fine fortune cookie like print there
was a message placed in a lower corner of a section
of the grey lady simply reading "No day is complete
without The New York Times".
When I went to my computer to compile some
articles on my blog sites--- nytimes.com was down.
Electronically speaking nonfunctioning, unavailable.
I got The New York Times today.
Faithfully, daily, a blue wrapped bundle
is dropped on the front porch of our home
in Salem, Oregon. My wife and I share and
browse and ponder the ways of the world as
it unfolds before us in print. Coffee and cereal
and words well placed are a part of a morning
ritual that I imagine help many in America
wake up. Physically and metaphorically.
When I find the time, I go to a screen and post
electronic tidbits onto various blog sites that I
have nourished over the years like an electronic secret
garden that I can openly share with anyone who
happens to stumble upon them. The New York Times
provides about 98% of the items I post in my blogs.
The electronic publishing-site sharing included
with a subscription to the printed version works
efficiently and reliably.
Sometimes I wonder why we pay the extra expense
of having the print version delivered. Habit, helping
the economy, the native feel of paper in hand, perhaps
being the reason.
This morning in fine fortune cookie like print there
was a message placed in a lower corner of a section
of the grey lady simply reading "No day is complete
without The New York Times".
When I went to my computer to compile some
articles on my blog sites--- nytimes.com was down.
Electronically speaking nonfunctioning, unavailable.
I got The New York Times today.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Self Publishing
Gains Luster
From MAMET
ENDORSEMENT
LESLIE KAFMAN
REVEALS IN
NEW YORK TIMES
ARTCLE
NYT Opinion Feedback
Added to Original Post
Gains Luster
From MAMET
ENDORSEMENT
LESLIE KAFMAN
REVEALS IN
NEW YORK TIMES
ARTCLE
NYT Opinion Feedback
Added to Original Post
Monday, April 15, 2013
Lewis and Clark Law School
Taken to Wood Shed Over
Freedom of Press Misfire
===>Oregonian Article by Scott Learn
Taken to Wood Shed Over
Freedom of Press Misfire
===>Oregonian Article by Scott Learn
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
New Name Coming This Fall for
The International Herald Tribune
Tap here for NYT Article ==============>
The International Herald Tribune
Tap here for NYT Article ==============>
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Chandler Talent
Well Served
Otis and Elizabeth Khuri Chandler
founded Goodreads.com in 2006.
NYT story link here ===========>
Well Served
Otis and Elizabeth Khuri Chandler
founded Goodreads.com in 2006.
NYT story link here ===========>
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Tribune Corporate Website
Full Of Stonewalls See it to believe it here >>>
Let's say you want to know how things are going with the
titan of media mystery. You go to the official corporate
website and are immediately confronted with electronic
pay-wall passwords and the like. Just to get the kind of
information that used to be handily available, a mere tap
away during the good old---- oh never mind.
Full Of Stonewalls See it to believe it here >>>
Let's say you want to know how things are going with the
titan of media mystery. You go to the official corporate
website and are immediately confronted with electronic
pay-wall passwords and the like. Just to get the kind of
information that used to be handily available, a mere tap
away during the good old---- oh never mind.
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