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Welcome to Paleomedia.org 2.0. I am writing a book that chronicles the love stories of American citizens and their partners who are in the country illegally and I want your help. I'll also be writing about my teaching gig and my thoughts on the media here, so feel free to shout back anytime. You can follow @paleomedia on Twitter for updates.Translate
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Tag Archives: journalism
Scraping pdfs, Ruby and Idaho elections, or …
… why I am never going to be a programmer. Last week I saw several reporters tweeting about checking the Idaho Secretary of State’s Election’s page throughout the day so as not to miss any new candidate filings during the … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Journalism 2.0
Tagged Ben Ysursa, Brett Nelson, elections, Google, Idaho, journalism, Kevin Richert, Maps
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Wave of journalism next think
In the last week, thoughts of the future of journalism have gone to code red. It was one of those watershed weeks; more economic trouble at my newspaper and Boise’s daily paper and, well, at all of the papers. A … Continue reading