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1. The horrible history of the headline, from print to social media, with a shout-out to Preet Bharara

   ... I get here? If we turn the clock back to the era of print, when everything was simple and pure except that it wasn't, we find that the ... of multiple editors would edit the story for style, tone, content and accuracy. Late in the workflow, an editor would assign a story to a ...

   yelvington - Jul 9 2018 - 1:05pm - 0 comments

2. Dreamweaver and the California job case

   ... students are going to be locked into heinously inflexible content management systems. There will be time for learning about them later. ... they can put together a Myspace page or use Facebook. And, when told they will need web skills to succeed in journalism, a common response ...

   yelvington - Feb 15 2008 - 4:18pm - 2 comments

3. Obsolete jobs: Wire editor, features editor

   ... wire editors (if they ever did). The percentage of nonlocal content in midrange and small dailies has dropped, in some cases to near zero. ... little to fit house style then file it with the news editor. When I heard that I thought... isn't that the news editor and news reporters' ...

   yelvington - Feb 25 2013 - 11:47am - 7 comments

4. Skeuomorphism, e-editions, and tablets

   ... that looks like it should be hosted by Alex Trebek. When possible, let the users choose for themselves, individually. ... know you're doing with success at some of your papers); and content exclusive to the replica. So, while I don't see replica editions as an ...

   yelvington - Feb 25 2013 - 11:46am - 5 comments

5. Been-dones and am-doings

   ... post some specific examples of this disconnect. Outing: "When the time comes (for many papers, it’s here now), reduce the number of ... that not only gives them access to some special or premium content or services produced by the newspaper (say, personalization), but also ...

   yelvington - Feb 25 2013 - 11:47am - 2 comments