For those in attendance at the CoSIDA Convention in San Francisco, a lot was made about being "your own media." With the growth of the Internet and social media, it has become very easy and simple for organizations to be their own media.
Our reliance on getting in the local paper is not as strong as it once was. We don't have to get in the local paper for our stories to be seen and heard.
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Another day, another newspaper cuts staff
It's becoming so common now that it's easy to overlook. However, another big city newspaper has made staffing cuts.
Today's causality is the Commercial Appeal in Memphis, Tenn., which announced the elimination of 14 positions today.
I've talked about this before in a previous blog post, so none of this is really a surprise. But yet, with each new layoff in the newspaper industry, it stings a little bit.
Today's causality is the Commercial Appeal in Memphis, Tenn., which announced the elimination of 14 positions today.
I've talked about this before in a previous blog post, so none of this is really a surprise. But yet, with each new layoff in the newspaper industry, it stings a little bit.
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