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[22 Mar 2010 | View Comments | 195 views]
Must Read/See/Hear for 3/22

It may be yet another week following far too short of a weekend, but there’s really no choice but to own up to the Mondays and dig in anyhow. I guess that’s part of why I write this on my blog — to get over my “Mondays” and start the week with something good for me to share, and hopefully, something good for you to read.

Journalism, Social Media »

[6 Sep 2009 | View Comments | 723 views]
Why Twitter tires me out

Plain and simple, Twitter is just not the place for a multitude of valuable interactions; it takes away from quality, just as not all news can be summarized in 30-second snippets or within a half hour of a news program. Regardless of the great service it can provide in many ways, it just isn’t the best place for everything.

Journalism »

[13 Jul 2009 | View Comments | 79 views]
VW Tiguan press launch

My VW Tiguan Press Launch experience was filmed for the purpose of showing incoming students or potential students the kinds of opportunities available at CU.

Featured, Journalism »

[27 Feb 2009 | View Comments | 51 views]
The End of the Rocky

Today marks the last day of existence for the Rocky Mountain News. E.W. Scripps announced its closure yesterday. Though it was far from a surprise, it was still a shock — how could this paper disappear from Denver?

Journalism, Politics »

[5 Feb 2008 | View Comments | 44 views]
Forest Whitaker visits CU for Obama

CU-Boulder attracted a little celebrity today.

After a brief caucus training with the Boulder for Obama staffers at the UMC Ballroom on the CU campus, we were treated to a short speech and a Q&A with Academy Award-winning actor Forest Whitaker (The Last King of Scotland, Phone Booth, The Crying Game).

Journalism, Politics »

[9 Jan 2008 | View Comments | 49 views]
Don’t get too excited, Hillary

As I was watching the coverage of Hillary Clinton’s three-percentage-point victory over Barack Obama in today’s New Hampshire primary, I have to admit that I was not terribly impressed by the media’s insistence upon this being such a huge victory.