Most times, you have to dig really hard to get the story. You have to research, conduct extensive interviews, and analyze answers and data to come to some semblance of the truth. And, sometimes, the story just lands in your lap. Normally, I post my Ben Franklin Journalism. Around 5 pm, I received word that two tornadoes had struck the small town of Lenox, Iowa. A few seconds later, I was st.

Rewiring local media for the Journal Register Company. As a company, we all publish those juicy stories trending on the AP entertainment wire. And AP run in your weekender section, knowing there must be a writer.

How we built The Good Life. On Earth day, we launched a big multimedia project. At the Bangor Daily News covering the impact of the back-to-the-land movement, an influx of young, educated people who moved to Maine in the 70s in order to pursue a simpler way of living. Because this was a project with.

Monday, October 31, 2011. Was a long-form, narrative-style magazine writer who increasingly was assigned shorter and shorter stories. He knew there were people out there who wanted to read longer stories. So he developed an idea for an Internet product that did long-form journalism. He applied for a grant . In January, they launched The Atavist.

Mark Loundy has been a journalist since 1976, He joined the world of social media in 1997 as Senior Editor for GeoCities. In 2000, he helped found the financial news program Yahoo! FinanceVision. He currently runs MediaWoorks, a video production and media content consultancy. He also writes and speaks on future media technology and created several of the earliest interactive news prototypes in the early 1990s.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Most popular video in March. The video from the first night of the fire, which kept burning for almost three days, is one of our most popular videos during March on The Middletown Press website. Wednesday, March 14, 2012. In honor of Sunshine Week.

A conversation between readers and the editor of The Morning Journal in Lorain, Ohio. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Today, The Morning Journal rolled out its new Olapic photo-sharing feature that lets readers share pictures in galleries on our website, www. A few photos, like the one here, are already posted in the galleries called Pets and Favorite Places. Wednesday, December 14, 2011. Below are a couple .

Excerpt from talk with Mayor Doug Palmer. On July 4th or go to trentonian. As an umpire, when Doug Palmer was coaching in the championship game, I called a balk on his pitcher that cost him the game. Doug to this day remembers that with me, and he still tells me I made a great call.