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Archive for March, 2010
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Letting sources preview articles
If you interview enough people for enough articles, you will most definitely come across those who want to see the article you’re quoting them in before it goes to print. Staunch, hard-core journalists will tell you never let a source …
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Laptops in the classroom
On Monday, Al Tompkins from Poynter blogged about the use of laptops in the college classroom. He said some professors are tired of trying to compete with Facebook and other online distractions so they have banned laptops in their …
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Working through the first cold
In the years that I’ve been freelancing, I’ve learned I don’t get sick days. Deadlines are deadlines and I’m the only person to pick up the slack. True I can prioritize and do only what has to be done on …
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Never stop learning
Education is important. That idea was pounded into my head as a child. My parents expected both my older brother and me to go to college. We both expected we’d go. And we both did; each of us earning a …