I’ll be on a panel during OU’s 2009 Schuneman Symposium: “New Media and Politics” on Thursday, April 9.
Journalism School director Tom Hodson offers this post that provides more detail about the symposium.
The panel I’m on starts at 10:45 a.m. in Baker Center, and it’s titled “New Media vs. Traditional Journalism.” Should be fun. Drop by if you’re in the area that day …
Jack Lail posted this photo of me speaking at the Public Conversation on Web Journalism at the University of Tennessee on Wednesday.
— Coverage in UT’s student paper, the Daily Beacon.
— The event was hosted by an awesome student-run website, Tennessee Journalist.
This is just odd.
Apparently, some poor, oppressed Knoxvillian can’t sell Girl Scout cookies on Craig’s List, even though hundreds of people are doing it on Ebay. Somehow, this becomes a freedom of the press issue and calls into question whether or not we really live in a free country.
Wow.
