Now that our Web site is (relatively) stable, it’s time for me to document everything I have done for the generations to come.
I took to setting up a wiki not only for this purpose, but for a few other collaborative tasks as well. I think most organizations could benefit from an environment like this, [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2008
20+ things to include in your newspaper’s wiki
The 6 problems I’m having with our move to WPMU (can you help?)
When I announced that the Temple News was moving to WPMU, I promised to keep the world updated. So consider this a progress report of sorts.
Overall, the site has given us the freedom and flexibility we thought it would. There is no limit to the kind of content we want to deliver. [...]
How can newspapers get the most out of their Web site?
Fresh off of Nashville, members of The Temple News will be attending the College Media Advisers conference in New York City this weekend.
My adviser John DiCarlo and I have been asked to present on the topic of “getting the most out of your newspaper’s Web site” on Sunday at noon. This is admittedly a [...]
CICM: Was it worth it?
Whenever I travel it’s not so much about the destination, but the people. I always hope to meet an unforgettable character and bring a story home.
Nashville didn’t let me down.
It was there the Center for Innovation in College Media held its 2008 hands on training conference. Most conferences have the students hop [...]
I’ll be in Nashville
Just a heads up, I’ll be in Nashville from Thursday to Saturday attending the Innovation in College Media Conference. Which I am really looking forward to not only for the conference, but because of my irrational love for all things Southern despite the fact I was born and raised in Jersey and have only [...]