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  1. Using Urban Dictionary to translate gang insults that appear in comments on the Homicide Report.
  2. .@andrewspittle I ran the same update on #snowleopard and my menu looks the same.
  3. Just got back from an interview in Compton with the founder of Project Cry No More. Look for post in coming weeks.
  4. .@GerrickKennedy I haven't even tried it yet.
  5. Interesting... RT @knightpulse: Your personal newspaper... extracted from Twitter? http://bit.ly/z4vjr
  6. @danielbachhuber I seem to be missing much of that functionality... Maybe I just can't figure it out?
  7. @CodyBrown I agree, but to continue the analogy you need a decent withdrawl strategy or it can go from bad to worse.
  8. @journalistnate My computer at the LA Times is about as bad as the one I had at the UCLA Bruin.
  9. @CodyBrown I think we should also transition from print over the course of a year or 5, it can't and shouldn't be immediate.
  10. @CodyBrown If we want to look at student papers as a model for the pros, we're going to have to find a model that can purchase computers.
  11. @CodyBrown Not saying challenges of going online only cant be addressed, but std papers will have to make difficult choices and sacrafice.
  12. @CodyBrown Many. And part of the allure (and educational mission) of working for a paper is getting to use pro and prosumer level equipment
  13. @danielbachhuber Not trying to defend current model, merely relay some of the challenges people tend to overlook when addressing online only
  14. @CodyBrown We don't need to "make money" in the sense of a profit but we need to operate.
  15. @CodyBrown Student papers need money for computers, cameras, software, training and all sorts of other stuff that isn't paying people.
  16. @CodyBrown that depends on what costs you associate with production. But UCLA would lose money if it cut print & associated costs.
  17. @journalistnate I would add that print revenue also supports staff stipends, equipment, adviser saleries, and other "essentials"
  18. @CodyBrown Student papers face many of the same structural obstacles to innovation as professional organizations. Sucks but it's true.
  19. @CodyBrown Like with pro papers, the print edition still makes 90% of the revenue. It would spell financial disaster to lose that revenue
  20. @suzanneyada A lot of student papers would have trouble meeting print deadline if they went web first: it's where a lot of daily pressure is