Twitter, poetry and journalism Comments
Dec30
The G-T’s experiment with Twitter triggers some musings about poetry and choosing the exact right word.
The G-T’s experiment with Twitter triggers some musings about poetry and choosing the exact right word.
An invitation to readers: You tell us what you thought the top local news stories of 2009 were.
Long-running protest at the Benton County Courthouse is featured in the Los Angeles Times.
A nice story about the OSU football team and a hospice patient triggers that old “good news vs. bad news” debate.
The G-T should have thought harder about running a photo to illustrate a case of vandalism in Roseburg — and then should have not published the photo.
Why it’s important for newspapers like the Gazette-Times to correct their mistakes, no matter how small.
G-T writers and editors fared well in a recent statewide journalism contest.
Although the G-T’s primary emphasis is on local news, we still think readers expect national and world news from us as well; our challenge is to find the right balance.
I took a long weekend to honor the first day of spring — and the first day of Spring Break — and, among half-hearted attempts to fix a fence and tackle other chores, finished a fascinating, maddening book by a young historian named Rick Perlstein.
