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  1. @SeeSandraTweet philistines. about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. I need a baritone horn. Or a tuba. about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
  3. Whoops. Here's the tweet: in a world of distributed journalism, how do we assign distributed credit (or blame)? http://bit.ly/eG79O about 4 hours ago from mobile web
  4. So the question for the deep-thinking journos in the room in the afte about 4 hours ago from mobile web
  5. Can't leave well enough alone: longer thoughts from me on @megangarber, Spot.us and the Garbage Patch in the comments http://bit.ly/eG79O about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck
  6. @mathewi Hey but obviously they are not ENTREPENURIAL enough! Cause thats, like, the future. If they would just Try Harder it'd work out about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
  7. Hooray for creative destruction! [sarcasm] // RT @mathewi:"7 Mos Later: What's Happened to Seattle P-I Journalists" http://bit.ly/1qnEDL about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
  8. (also, enjoyed @mathewi piece on this as well) http://is.gd/4T2mq. Time to go look at wedding photo proofs! More fun than this :-). about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  9. 4. The most interest new journo moments are when the "chorus" disagrees. Downie / Schudson, this, etc. It shows maturity and progress. about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  10. 3. "The entity" we should talk back to is becoming unclear: NYT? Spot.us? Hoshaw blog? Disaggregation of journalism makes criticism harder about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  11. 2. Being a critic not the same thing as being a curmudgeon. Different values, ways of engaging. The key difference is presence of good faith about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  12. 1. No "permanent-beta "for new journalism. For Spot.us, CJR criticism + scientist complaints are progress. Its how journalism is discussed about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  13. Four tweets on discussion-prompting @megangarber / Spot.us piece http://bit.ly/eG79O (I think this is actually a very important discussion) about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  14. Oh boy, and now the scientist weighs in on garbage patch story- basically, to say it sucked. Once again - welcome to journalsim Spot.us ;-) about 22 hours ago from mobile web
  15. Actually the more I read comments on @megangarber piece angrier I get. Defensive. Condescending Circle the wagons. Poor showing about 22 hours ago from mobile web
  16. Nice work by @megangarber and THIN skin in comments. Welcome to journalism people. Sometimes people criticize you http://j.mp/1nMgvc about 23 hours ago from mobile web
  17. Who is Lou Dobbs? about 23 hours ago from mobile web
  18. Faculty committee meetings are a lot like Indymedia meetings were except without free vegan food, rancid couches, twinkles. 12:04 PM Nov 11th from web
  19. RT @rachelsklar: RT @mediaite: New Yorker Cartoon Asks: Why Aren't There More Women on Panels? http://www.mediaite.com/iuela 8:53 AM Nov 11th from TweetDeck
  20. My old friend Jordan Moss brings up question of the possible *new* "redlining" of journalism; good question http://bit.ly/1f0Otb #newbiz 8:45 AM Nov 11th from TweetDeck