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The Daily Mac: 01.17.12
Posted by: | CommentsI’m having a very long first day of the semester and the next couple look pretty similar. So, it’s a good thing that I like what I do.
The most exciting news came at tonight’s meeting with the former War News Radio staff. We are expanding the project this spring to address more topics, produce more media and engage more audiences. The working title is Lodge 6. Please take a peek at our page and let us know what you think.
I woke up this morning to find a the story of a local murder victim splashed across both Philadelphia daily newspaper front pages. With all sympathy to the victim and the bereaved, he didn’t look much like the usual 80% of victims in Philly, and I thought the display was especially insensitive for MLK Day. Look for the usual blowback and front page token homage to a random victim of color in the next coming days.
On the bright side, digital MLK remembrances led me to a YouTube video of “Martin Luther King Jr. on Meet the Press in 1965” and an audio link to Marvin Gaye singing “Abraham, Martin and John.”
While searching for another file, I found an entry from my Iraq War Diary this week in 2005. Meanwhile, at least 150 Iraqis have already died in bombings in 2012.
Don’t miss this week’s deadline to enter the Dart Awards and win $5,000 for trauma reporting.
Social media friends have concurred that I should not hyperlink quotation marks in most cases, and helped me to understand why my new glasses are giving me a headache. Catch the conversations at https://www.facebook.com/jimmacmillan
Some random links you should not miss include:
- 40 dramatic pictures of the Costa Concordia disaster
- How Much of US Consumables are Made in China
- Blight takes no holiday
- BBC reader predictions for life in 100 years
- Michael Hastings vs. Team America
Meanwhile, Forbes says SOPA may not be dead yet and Wikipedia is scheduled to go down in protest on Wednesday. Keep up with the latest news with Jimmy Wales on Twitter @jimmy_wales
Finally, come on out for the Philadelphia Conference 10th Annual Year in Pictures multimedia presentation Wednesday night.
The Daily Mac: 10.07.10
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This miniature Oval Office is on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, CA, 2010.
The Daily Mac: 11.05.10
Posted by: | CommentsThe Daily Mac: 11.03.10
Posted by: | CommentsMedia Decoder » Newspaper Circulation Falls Broadly but at Slower Pace http://nyti.ms/aXaDAD
There is No New Media: It’s All New Consumption http://bit.ly/d0mVTb
The Sometimes Bumpy Nonprofit Ride Into Digital Foreign Correspondence http://bit.ly/aCj03A
Analysis: AOL lurches for a content strategy http://reut.rs/cHDH2B
Jonathan Cooper to discuss Journal Register Co.’s new Philly project at Temple U’s PhIJI journalism innovation event soon: http://phiji.org/
journerdism: 15 reasons why it’s time to abandon your corporate video player and just go with YouTube * http://bit.ly/aYZPVm
NYT: Against Odds, Web Site Finds Niche http://nyti.ms/bedb0f
@eclisham I learned WordPress w/ lynda.com, a Dummies book, and a lot of trial and error.
@eclisham Who doesn’t want an: Easily Redeployable Dev Environment with Subversion? or Plugin Iteration Using a Modified MVC Architecture?
Lady Gaga first to 1 Billion Views on YouTube http://on.mash.to/9IW38w
RT @BallHyped List of the Top 100 Sports Bloggers on Twitter http://bit.ly/dAUICR h/t @BMilneSLO
Oh, what a sad assignment. RT @CapnMarko: has Ramsay been informed to ungrease the poles on Broad Street
RT @iwantmedia: NBC to roll out “nonstop” local news channels in major markets – “a real effort” http://bit.ly/aHzRcU
Connected Devices: Does the iPad Change Everything? http://bit.ly/bE1AO1
RT @crosswordkathy There’s no Tom Cruise or Bob Seger, but there is some “Risky Business” in Sunday’s NYT crossword: http://bit.ly/bsN64O
Gawker COO: Our Journalism Is Like Stir-Fry http://bit.ly/a7KwLa
Just move to next year. RT @Will_Bunch: As editor, I have a couple memos about covering “Phillies victory riots.” I can ignore these, right?
RT @dhm: This was a rare Philadelphia sports weekend where Temple football was the only successful team.
Train buffs w/Phillytrolley.org stop2c a SEPTA’63 Budd SilverlinerII – soon2leaveservice – at MarketEast Sunday: http://twitpic.com/30kvzx
The Business Behind the Internet TV Revolution http://on.mash.to/a6Zx0H
RT @warnewsradio CBSNewsOnline: WikiLeaks Exposes Possible War Crimes http://youtu.be/L1i-lo1g-6g #video
KRISTOF: Thinking of Joao Silva in Afghanistan http://nyti.ms/d83RXL
newyorker: Is Nick Denton Really the New Rupert Murdoch?Read more http://nyr.kr/auYzz4
YouTube Leanback Freshens Up for Google TV’s Debut http://bit.ly/auRsyX
On the Media: Public radio is enjoying boom times http://lat.ms/bDNtws
niemanlab: AP’s “ASCAP for news” http://bit.ly/boRMdm
columbiamissourian: Sunday, Oct. 24, front page http://bit.ly/bjdSEc #Mizzou
First Sunday morning in three weeks.. (@ My Stoop) http://4sq.com/9E0IC3
RT @warnewsradio NYT OP-ED: The Way We Treat Our Troops http://nyti.ms/arcTZA
BBC News – Middle East » Wikileaks defends Iraq war leaks http://bbc.in/970XVp
The Border Project - our NYU/UofA border reporting collaboration in AZ and Mexico last weekend – is now online at http://pavementpieces.com/
RT @andrewmendelson: Via @nprnews: Anonymous Photographer Wins TED Prize | http://t.co/plMf3rY
5 Tips for Startup Success From a Co-Founder of HootSuite http://on.mash.to/a6cu3e
RT @warnewsradio Iraq war logs: A day in the life of the war http://bit.ly/9yDOEs
Placeblogger’s Lisa Williams: What’s working for startups http://bit.ly/ac16VK
NYTimes: A Wounded Times Photographer’s Impact http://nyti.ms/bS7dK1
Can’t wait ’til pitchers and catchers report. Let’s go Phillies 2011!!!
Open a “wikileaks” search window, column, or whatever your app uses, to crowdsource twitter user analysis.
RT @kmatheson: Hard to explain to my GED student why her GED prep book spelled Barack wrong (twice!) and used the wrong “rein.” Grrr.
Jimmy McMillan makes an appearance at #Mizzou http://yfrog.com/mtbfdwj #sortof h/t @quintsmith
They don’t come any tougher. NYT: Times Photographer Wounded in Afghanistan http://nyti.ms/aISsPn Get well soon.
Very sorry to hear. RT @arapaho415: Joao Silva, New York Times Photographer, Wounded In Afghanistan http://huff.to/aO5q8T




















