Meanwhile, I heard Prof. Westphal on Marketplace last week and asked if he tweeted to promote the story. Full disclosure, I may scoff at twitter, but I ran to that application and to update my facebook status to shamelessly promote my own Marketplace piece.
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Sunday news roundup
Nothing like sitting in the hammock, basking in the warm LA sun on a lazy sunday morning and reading about the demise of journalism. Can't do that with my laptop, the sun would cause too much glare on the screen. O simple pleasures. A good piece by James Rainey about how the quirky SF Chron fit the quirky city. Also a good cartoon below:

Meanwhile, I heard Prof. Westphal on Marketplace last week and asked if he tweeted to promote the story. Full disclosure, I may scoff at twitter, but I ran to that application and to update my facebook status to shamelessly promote my own Marketplace piece.
Meanwhile, I heard Prof. Westphal on Marketplace last week and asked if he tweeted to promote the story. Full disclosure, I may scoff at twitter, but I ran to that application and to update my facebook status to shamelessly promote my own Marketplace piece.
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What a nice way to spend Sunday. I was struck by a sentence in the L.A. Times piece you link to: "Newspapers tell stories for a living. But as we tell our own, we sometimes get all earnest, instead of telling people what we believe on our best days: that newspapers and newspapering can be provocative, irreverent and fun." Maybe newspapers haven't been that irreverent, and therein another problem.
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