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That Jack White contract was worse than we thought

February 16, 2015 Journalism, Open government 0

Forget the guacamole. The Oklahoma Daily, student newspaper at the University of Oklahoma, received some good play for its story about a Jack White concert on campus mainly because they found a clause in the contract with some specific demands for guacamole. And no bananas. Those were the initial reasons …

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Recap of Week 2 at Nevada Legislature

February 16, 2015 Nevada, Newspaper industry, Open government, Wabuska Mangler 0

Here’s a summary of Nevada Press Association testimony during the Feb. 9-13 week of the Nevada Legislature: SB104 — It makes some changes in political advertising, primarily to exclude clothing and inexpensive items such as pencils and candy from a requirement to have “paid for by” language on them. I …

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Whose photo is that?

February 16, 2015 Uncategorized 0

I don’t know if there’s a term for it, so I’ll just call it ‘attractive larceny.’ Images on the internet are so easy to grab, share or place on your own site that it seems like somebody left a bag of candy on your front porch. It’s not yours but …

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bobbycaputo: Burning Man 2014 Series Photographed by Trey Ratcliff Good stuff from the desert.

February 14, 2015 Uncategorized 0

bobbycaputo: Burning Man 2014 Series Photographed by Trey Ratcliff Good stuff from the desert.

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Home means Nevada

February 14, 2015 Uncategorized 0

Home means Nevada

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The reporter’s story gets shot down

February 9, 2015 Uncategorized 0

It’s seldom a good thing when the reporter becomes the story, but it’s to be expected among celebrity journalists like Brian Williams. In this case, it is a good thing. His story had more holes than the Chinook and was shot down by Stars & Stripes, followed by a volley …

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It’s not a muzzle; it’s a shock collar

February 8, 2015 Journalism, Nevada, Open government, Wabuska Mangler 0

What if the Review-Journal wanted to interview Henderson employees for a follow-up story to get their reactions to the new policy?

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NPA testimony on bills so far

February 6, 2015 Uncategorized 0

As we wind down on the first week of the 2015 legislative session, here’s a recap of the testimony I gave on bills: SB59 — A bill from the Secretary of State’s Office, it would make confidential all information submitted to the office’s online business portal, the Silver Flume. The …

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More comments about comments

February 3, 2015 Journalism, Newspaper industry 0

The key here is understanding the relationship you have with readers, and how to build it. Guardian digital chief: Killing off comments ‘a monumental mistake’

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10 practical tips for journalists covering the Nevada Legislature

January 28, 2015 Journalism 0

1. How do I get credentials? If you plan to be in Carson City, get a press badge from the Legislative Counsel Bureau by first visiting the ‘Press Information’ page. (As I write this, it still says 2013 session.) You fill out a form, get your picture taken in Room 1144 …

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