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Personal privacy v. professional identity

Just a few quick notes on social media, personal privacy and professional branding, inspired by current most e-mailed article at NYTimes.com. I started the day  talking about branding in my Internet...

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Radio silence begins… now

Just a quick update to let you know I’m going radio silent for a few days as I attempt to launch the first phase of KBIA’s new media initiative over at kbia.org.  I’ll be back at the end of the week...

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Missed connections

A nice article in PCWorld today offers some tips for managing your Google Buzz account, including how to keep buzz out of your inbox, which is nice because I don’t want an e-mail reminder every time...

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Jack of all trades, master of none (at least, not this week)

Coming up through the convergence sequence at the Missouri School of Journalism, we often talked about the realities of being a jack of all trades. Backpack journalism is possible, yes.  In fact, a...

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The next-next generation of journalists

There’s been a number of things keeping me quiet for the last few weeks, chief among them my overly-ambitious work schedule for this semester and a growing sense of frustration with my progress towards...

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Who to count and where to count them?

This is hugely nerdy, but I actually just had a conversation with my mom about where I should be counted for the 2010 Census.  Counting college students is a bit tricky, but the form makes it pretty...

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Week in Review

A few quick thoughts before I run off to be ON A BOAT: When you work in public radio, the first thing to go is your dignity.  Commentary to follow. I think I’m going to recode this website in CSS. If...

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I love election coverage

Columbia residents elected a new mayor, two new city council members and three school board members yesterday… they also weighed in on a number of issues, from school bonds to downtown surveillance...

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Redesign time

Redesigning my website in CSS has been a tedious project, but (I think) the worst of the transition is over.  After accidentally deleting my entire website/blog at one point, I managed to move all my...

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What’s your gimmick?

Everyone has one.  It’s the gimmick, the schtick, the line or  anecdote that gets them noticed, that gets them hired.  It’s the first part of any good cover letter, the sales pitch during any...

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