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Newsroom Wikipedia contingency plan
Let me preface this by saying, this should always be the Wikipedia contingency plan… One of our reporters tweeted the following: –Julie Domel best-chat-rooms-for-singles periscope-live-sex chat-room-online-world crossdresser-cam omega-chat-room free-chat-rooms-321 hot-web-cam-sex free-online-chat-rooms-for-seniors marwadi-live-sex free-live-sex-cam-sites sites-like-chateen tran-sex-cam webcam-sex-chat poenhub-live tamil-live-sex-chat websites-to-chat-with-friends free-video-chat-without-registration … Continue reading
Santa Fe librarian Rebekah Azen has passed away
Thanks to NPR’s Laura Soto-Barra for alerting the newslib community about the passing of Rebekah Azen, who had served as a librarian and consultant for the Santa Fe New Mexican for 15 years. An obituary for Rebekah can be found … Continue reading
Aside Bar – From the Editor
Is it November already? I am already feeling left behind by whirls of activity and the holidays are not yet upon us. And I don’t just mean in my personal life. Professionally, I’m feeling as if the rest of the … Continue reading
Washington Post ombudsman lauds paper’s researcher
In his blog, Omblog, Washington Post ombudsman Patrick Pexton corrects a previous post where he neglected to mention the work of Post researcher Alice Crites in the debunking of U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s embellished past. Personally, I was impressed that … Continue reading
2011 News Division Candidates
Votes for the 2001 election for News Division candidates can be cast using SurveyMonkey. The link to the ballot is URL: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NewsD2011 The slate of candidates is listed below. Chair Elect: Debra BadeDebra Bade is currently beginning work as a … Continue reading
Aside Bar – From the Editor
I overheard an editor and reporter the other day discussing coverage of upcoming events in the reporter’s beat. She had looked through all of her materials and couldn’t find a thing going on: “It’s August. Who would want to get … Continue reading