* I have more than 17 years of daily newsroom experience at papers large and small, mostly concentrated in the northeastern U.S. I have been involved with a twice-weekly paper going daily, the conversion to a new press (twice) and an afternoon paper converting to a.m. (also twice).
* Currently, I am the managing editor of the Journal & Courier, a 40,000 daily newspaper in Lafayette, Ind. I manage a newsroom of 48 people, and am responsible for daily, short-term and long-term projects for both print and online.
* I also head up a building-wide innovation team that is charged with creating or revamping digital and print products. So far we have launched a Moms Web site, overhauled our TMC and created a twice-yearly restaurant dining guide.
* In 2006, I was the lead architect in the Journal & Courier's successful transition to a Berliner-style newspaper, the first of its kind for a daily in North America.
* Previous roles have included news editor, copy editor, life editor, reporter.
Thanks for the note! We'll do a few webinars in the new year, but in the meantime I'm happy to give you a walk through of the sites and features. If you want to send me your email, I can send you an invite link (or you are welcome to sign in on the registration page www.publish2.com/registration).
Basic premise is that it is the easiest way for journalist -- whether web-savvy or not -- to link to stories (any web content) and organize it for their own research or use it to publish as custom aggregations on their sites.
Some ways news orgs/blogs have used this: http://blog.publish2.com/examples
Looking forward to talking and hearing more about your site and some of the projects that you are working on!
Best,
Tammi
tammi(dot)marcoullier@publish2(dot)com
Henry-- Nice to meet you so to speak. I'm from Apalachin, NY. Went to school at SUNY Brockport and ended up staying in the area. I like Rochester very much. You will find this amusing:: we are supposed to get quite a bit of snow tonight making for a rough AM commute. Don't you miss lake-effect snow??? ps) i'm brand new on this site - so if i should know something or be "doing" something - don't hesitate to let me know. :)
Glad to be here.. such a newbie! Def let me know what you think! If you sign up for a screen name to comment email me a pic of you.. I always introduce new readers! ~traffic angie agoff@wusa9.com
At 8:34am on September 8, 2008, Howard Owens said…
Glad you like the site. I haven't met Patrick yet, but Philip thinks he's great ... you should find the videos Philip has done of the Holland Land Office. Patrick very highly regarded around Batavia.
Thanks. We're at the very beginning of our disruptive innovation after recently finishing the American Press Institute's Newspaper Next seminar. I'm just hpping to connect with people who are doing it/have done it. We can learn from each other, I'm hoping.
So, I was just thinking. You should update your blog. (Not the East/West one, the other one.) If you want a topic: post about all the election coverage and how we're capitalizing on new media to make it come alive. Live-blogging, twitter, UStream video, photo galleries, crowd-sourcing, breaking news, etc. I'd write it, but you're more view from the top. I've commented on my view from the bottom a little on my own blog.
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Thanks for the note! We'll do a few webinars in the new year, but in the meantime I'm happy to give you a walk through of the sites and features. If you want to send me your email, I can send you an invite link (or you are welcome to sign in on the registration page www.publish2.com/registration).
Basic premise is that it is the easiest way for journalist -- whether web-savvy or not -- to link to stories (any web content) and organize it for their own research or use it to publish as custom aggregations on their sites.
Some ways news orgs/blogs have used this: http://blog.publish2.com/examples
Looking forward to talking and hearing more about your site and some of the projects that you are working on!
Best,
Tammi
tammi(dot)marcoullier@publish2(dot)com
I found this site because I got a resume from Dionne Waugh, who mentioned that she had worked for you. I googled her and wound up at WiredJournalists.
Mark
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