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Journalism Industry Predictions… from 1995?

Many journalists today are making a similar face as the one showcased to the left.
A former boyfriend friend sent me an email last week and asked for my opinions on the journalism industry. He writes:
“How do the dwindling print media companies resurrect themselves…  My personal opinion is that there are some working examples of quality [...]

Lessons from the Groundswell: Digg.com

It’s safe to assume that if you’re reading this, you’ve heard of Digg.com. You know, just one of those sites that pioneered a new way to aggregate content on a single page where users determined what was most important.
But what I didn’t know (and I’m, again, assuming you didn’t either) is that Digg had a [...]

Newton’s Telecom Dictionary- It’s like if Webster was Cool.

So, in my first rotation as a GE IMLP, it looks like I’m going to be working with some fun, new technologies. Maybe even some crazy satellite stuff.
And it’s not just me. A couple of my IMLP coworkers need to navigate their way through some technical documents and training.
But how?
Newton’s Telecom Dictionary. It basically held [...]