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By Michelle V. Rafter on April 6, 2012
Steve Buttry tells reporters to get with the 21st century and more news and advice on writing and the writing business from the past week.
Posted in Writing | Tagged Dear Newsroom Curmudgeon, digital media, recommended reading for writers, Seth Godin, Steve Buttry, tech tools for writers |
By Michelle V. Rafter on March 4, 2011
Beth Howard, Facebook changes, advice from Chris Brogan and Seth Godin and more recommended reading for writers for March 4, 2011.
Posted in Writing | Tagged Beth Howard, Chris Brogan, Facebook changes Like button, recommended reading for writers, Seth Godin |
By Michelle V. Rafter on April 30, 2010
In honor of the 2010 WordCount Blogathon, which starts tomorrow, this edition of my weekly roundup of good reading and writing is devoted to blogs on blogging.
Posted in Blogs, Language, Writing | Tagged Blogging Basics 101, blogging tips, blogs about blogging, Copyblogger, Daily News Tips, Lisa Barone, ProBlogger, Seth Godin, The Urban Muse |
By Michelle V. Rafter on February 26, 2010
Dave Eggers, Jonathan Weber, Seth Godin and other recommended reading for the week ending Feb. 27, 2010.
Posted in Blogs, Language, Writing | Tagged Bay Area News Project, Dave Eggers, Gigaom, good writing, Jonathan Weber, McSweeney's, Om Malik, Panorama, recommended reading, Seth Godin |
By Michelle V. Rafter on December 28, 2009
In his 82-page free e-book What Matters Now, Internet marketer Seth Godin asked 70 big thinkers for one word people should focus on in 2010. The results: inspiring.
Posted in Books, Economy | Tagged economy in 2010, inspiration for 2010, Seth Godin, Seth Godin free e-book, What Matters Now |
By Michelle V. Rafter on September 4, 2009
When I went freelance, not only did I lose my full-time paycheck, I lost my tribe. Instead of being part of a pack of 300, suddenly I was on my own – at least that’s what it felt like at the time.
Posted in Freelancing, Social Networks, Technology, Workplace Issues, Writing | Tagged David Hockman, Digital Journalism Camp, Editorchat, Freelance Success, freelance tribes, Mediabistro.com, online groups for writers, Online News Association, Portland Beer and Blog, Seth Godin, Tribes, UPOD, writing groups |
By Michelle V. Rafter on August 29, 2008
The computer industry loves jargon. Think about it. Engineers and programmers get into designing computers and writing code because they’re good at math and conceptual thinking, not necessarily with words. Consequently, stories about computer and Internet are cluttered with words and phrases nobody ever uses in real life. I’m tired of hearing them, and work [...]
Posted in Language, Technology, Web 2.0, Writing | Tagged business cliches, business jargon, Encyclopedia of Business Cliches, Seth Godin, tech jargon, Technology, technology cliches, worst tech jargon |