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Archive for January, 2010
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The social responsibility of journalism
One thing I’ve taught in journalism classes is the concept of community journalism. It’s that responsibility of journalists to report on topics to better their communities. Sometimes that community can be much larger than a certain geographic area.
Stories that …
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Why paying for online content is OK
The New York Times’ announcement yesterday that it will start charging for content in 2011 draws strong reactions from many folks. Some say they’ll never pay for online content. Others support the decision. I have to admit that I fall …
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The joys of tax time
When I decided to pursue freelance full-time six years ago, I knew I’d have to deal with my own taxes. I set up a meeting with an accountant to know what I needed to track. I must say, the bookkeeping …
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You are what you wear
Working from a home office means not having to worry so much about a business wardrobe. But, even when spending all day in the office, what you wear makes a difference.
I have always dressed up in nice clothes to …