Posted on 01 February 2010. Tags: 2-a-day practices, actively managed, board members, community members, Content management system, domain name, football team, forward-thinking statesman employee, good board members, great idea, GUI widget, hookem.com umbrella, Horns football team, Longhorns forum, Media New Tricks, new site, new software, New Tricks, niche site, Oh yeah, old media new tricks, old software, OMNT, past summer, racial bashing, successful news, The Statesman
Some forward-thinking Statesman employee had reserved the domain name “hookem” more than a decade ago. All it needed was a purpose. This past summer, we gave it one when we launched the niche site just before the Horns football team started 2-a-day practices. The Statesman had a Longhorns forum for more than a decade, but [...]
Posted in Making Journalism, New Media
Posted on 05 January 2010. Tags: Adobe Acrobat, Adobe AIR, Adobe Systems, big way, current times, Current Times Reader, greatest journalism, intuitive way, Linux users, macintosh pc, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Word, new enhancements, new york times, The New York Times, the Times, Times Reader, times reader 2.0
Saw a commercial for the Times Reader 2.0 on Hulu recently. Anyone out there taking advantage of it? Looks really slick. Soon ePaper will be upon us in a big way. Current Times Reader subscribers get free access to Times Reader 2.0—powered by Adobe AIR. Now available for Macintosh, PC and Linux users, and full [...]
Posted in New Media
Posted on 16 December 2009. Tags: active duty, active duty milbloggers, C.J. Grisham, CJ Grisham, day of silence, Free Press, general apathy, Glossary of blogging, hostile environment, longer period, milblogger c.j, military blogs, military issues, mr wolf, Muncie Free Press, Non-commissioned officer, period of time, Posttraumatic stress disorder, senior leadership, senior ncos, Silent film, Social Media, white house
Milblogs Go Silent Across the Internet CYBERSPACE – On Wednesday, December 16 2009, many military blogs (milblogs) have decided to go silent for the day, while others are choosing to go silent for a longer period of time. This is happening because milblogs are facing an increasingly hostile environment from within the military. According to [...]
Posted in Bloggers
Posted on 11 December 2009. Tags: ad networks, Anderson Free Press, Ben Franklin, Benjamin Franklin, best thing, Big Media, bigger things, brand new breed, citizen journalism, dumb things, flimsy whimsy citizen journalism feel good site, Free Press, friendly heads-up, geographic areas, good money, good site, good spot, grassroots journalism, independent publishers, Jay Rosen, Journalism Hope, local money, long way, lots of money, Making Money, Mass media, media revolution, meeting people, military photos, Murdoch trading, national ad networks, national mommy sites, occasional thoughts, print product, publishing empire, revenue stream, Single Moms, Single Moms Blog, small ways, software etc, the people, tons of money, Toys Blog, whimsy citizen journalism
At least not starting out when your competition is big media, which still has money to burn. It struck me this summer (somewhere during year four of my adventures in journalism) that I needed to rethink how I was approaching things. I was still running around trying to do everything all on my own. I [...]
Posted in Making Money, New Media