Archive for the “Journalism” category
Get a job you slacker
by Logan on September 14, 2010
The headline on this post is for me, but if you find it helpful that’s great. I have a job (it pays the bills) and a passion I pursue 24/7 (it keeps me sane, or somewhat so). I still feel (…)
My week at Poynter and RootedAustin.com
by Logan on July 18, 2010
“Turn to clear vision.” That simple phrase struck me as I looked out over the water in Saint Petersburg. I was there for a Poynter Institute seminar called “Bottom Line News: Creating Sustainable Journalism Start-ups.” It was an amazing week. (…)
The future of journalism school
by Logan on May 5, 2010
I previewed this post way back in February. Whoops. Thankfully, the topic is still just as timely now as it was when I first wrote about it. Some journalism schools have seen an increase in enrollment, despite the treacherous state of (…)
Introduction to Nashville
by Logan on April 24, 2010
I got into Nashville Friday (actually, it was late Thursday but it might as well have been Friday) and I’ve been loving it ever since. I’m visiting my friend Ali (go visit her website and tell her to blog more) (…)
My college life (and a preview of the future of journalism schools)
by Logan on February 18, 2010
I’ve been meaning to write this for a while. Not surprisingly (to me at least) I got caught up in other things. Today, the distraction came because of a plane crash in Austin, Texas. It’s an interesting story that seems (…)
Newspapers and money
by Logan on February 9, 2010
There’s a lot of talk about how to make newspapers profitable. I have some ideas (after the jump) but no Ultimate Solution. It’s going to take hard work and a lot of smart people to figure it out. I think (…)