Everyone's a publisher these days....
So it's worth listening to what two professors from The Ohio State University had to say at the SPJ conference in Columbus on Saturday.
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2 comments:
Tom, thanks for recapping the SPJ Spring Conference, especially since I couldn't make it to Columbus for this year's.
There's so much about new media that's really not new, in my opinion. But your point about everyone can be a publisher with today's tools is the important one.
BTW, I just discovered your blog (I'm in the Cleveland area). Keep up the good work!
Steve FitzGerald
Immed Past Pres, Cleveland SPJ
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Thanks for dropping in Steve. I used to attend Cleveland SPJ meetings a few years ago, when I worked at Crain's. It became harder to show up after I took a job in Sandusky.
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