I can put this on my timesheet? (wink, wink)
BarCamp NewsInnovation Philly: CoPress session on j-schools
We’re doing it
BarCamp NewsInnovation Philly: Washington Post Web ninjas live blog
Check it out:
Job + Greg Linch = Publish2 this fall
Beginning this fall (after my Poynter fellowship and Dallas Morning News online internship), I will join the Publish2 team:
Joining Publish2: Ryan Sholin, Greg Linch and Howard Weaver
I am extremely excited that I will be part of such an innovative organization, which now also includes Ryan Sholin as director of news innovation and Howard Weaver as a member of the board of directors. Needless to say, that pair is a one-two punch of journalism awesomeness.
And, yes, this was not a traditional job application. I am honored to have been selected from a group of extremely talented journalists as part of the “I am the future of journalism” contest. As you may recall, I posted a link to my entry here in January (actual entry):
My entry for the Publish2 “I am the future of journalism” contest
I plan to post more thoughts soon and would like to end by thanking Scott Karp, Tammi Marcoullier, Josh Korr and the rest of the Publish2 team.
Revenue Two Point Zero and School of Communication project in DC
I’ll be in Washington, D.C. for the next few days, courtesy the University of Miami School of Communication, so the blog will probably be quiet. I’ll be working on a couple video profiles of National Park Service employees with a fellow student (I did a similar project — but as an audio slideshow — last year at Everglades National Park).
Also, as luck would have it, I’ll be in town for this shindig on Saturday:
I’m not a big fan of the redesigning Craigslist idea, but it should be a great event. As always, I’ll be wearing my CoPress hat and looking out for any takeaways that could be useful for college media. Any thoughts in that realm will appear on the CoPress blog.
I may liveblog and/or livestream parts of the event. If I do, I’ll be sure give as much notice as I can.
PS. Yay for spring break! But it’s about a week too short.