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  1. It seems there may have been something lost in translation between Marburger and Schultz. Read his writings http://bit.ly/bR1N08:51 AM Jul 10th from TweetDeck
  2. I've had informative exchanges with the lawyer behind Connie Schultz urging newspaper types to lobby Congress. http://bit.ly/140B5A8:47 AM Jul 10th from TweetDeck
  3. Schultz linked to his writings, but link didn't work . PDFs of his original work now on my blog. http://bit.ly/lB6vZ Judge for yourself.12:20 PM Jul 9th from TweetDeck
  4. The lawyer whose thinking provided the analysis behind Connie Schultz's controversial column rebuts my blog post. http://bit.ly/lB6vZ12:16 PM Jul 9th from TweetDeck
  5. I'm only reading local news online. This means front page doesn't matter anymore. Worthwhile experiment for news execs still in trenches.10:04 AM Jul 9th from TweetDeck
  6. One lesson from losing my newspaper: Newspaper execs should read only on the Web for two weeks. It's eye-opening. http://bit.ly/EgU5w10:01 AM Jul 9th from TweetDeck
  7. Gary Stein of Clickz offers a 3-point plan to save newspapers. At least he goes on the offensive, unlike industry. http://bit.ly/qUy7i11:25 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck
  8. Dodging an Alaskan Bullet - http://bit.ly/spCiR10:18 PM Jul 6th from web
  9. Connie Schultz resorts to specious argument in fight with Jeff Jarvis. Their debate is raising more heat than light. http://bit.ly/XCtP79:08 AM Jul 6th from TweetDeck
  10. NYTimes suppression of info on kidnapping of David Rohde an example of when an editor should explain his thinking. http://bit.ly/2HtA7L1:00 PM Jul 5th from TweetDeck
  11. My conclusion: The Post's new leadership owes its readers, and staff, a detailed explanation of the principles by which the paper operates.9:58 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
  12. Lessons from the Washington Post's fiasco over off-the-record corporate dinners. Paper's error may be a service. http://bit.ly/iZ5Sl9:55 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
  13. Check out Ben and Joel's iTunes page. http://bit.ly/1564FC Together they write a weekly column for Scripps News Service and do podcasts.4:33 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
  14. Listen to "The Ben and Joel Podcast" of an interview with me on my series on what newspapers should do. http://bit.ly/UvLv64:29 PM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
  15. Fire hose of traffic to NYTimes site from Yahoo! an example of a missed opportunity for teamwork. and revenue. http://bit.ly/bmTfb5:12 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck
  16. NYTimes gets 9 milion page views from Yahoo but doesn't cash in. Proof that raw traffic isn't best measure of success. http://bit.ly/66yhW10:12 AM Jun 30th from TweetDeck
  17. The web opens new opportunities for newspapers. They should develop new sources of revenue. Not build a moat around themselves.9:45 AM Jun 30th from TweetDeck
  18. Fighting to tighten copyright laws, as Schultz proposes, is the wrong way to go. http://bit.ly/KP3hY9:44 AM Jun 30th from TweetDeck
  19. Newspaper journalists should think twice about embracing Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist Connie Schultz's ideas to save the industry. h ...9:43 AM Jun 30th from TweetDeck
  20. Great documentary photojournalism has had huge impact because it's shown people things they haven't known about or wanted to see.5:48 AM Jun 29th from TweetDeck