Archive | May, 2010

Publish2 aims to supplant the Associated Press, reinvent the news exchange with ‘P2X’

Posted by Brian Manzullo at May 25, 2010

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It isn’t often I write blog posts on back-to-back days, but I couldn’t resist after Publish2 revealed its newest project at TechCrunch Disrupt on Monday in New York City. The project is called P2X. Or, in longer form, the Publish2 News Exchange. Its goal? “Craigslist” the Associated Press. The idea behind P2X is to allow news and [...]

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What reporters and newspapers can learn from the Phoenix Suns

Posted by Brian Manzullo at May 24, 2010

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First, a disclosure: I’ve been a Phoenix Suns fan since the mid-’90s, the days of Charles Barkley, Dan Majerle and Kevin Johnson. So I’ve been following them a long time, and especially now, since they’re in the Western Conference Finals. The Suns also reached the conference finals in 2005 and 2006, both losing efforts — but [...]

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We know where journalism’s going — but don’t forget about the newspaper just yet

Posted by Brian Manzullo at May 20, 2010

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(Nothing spectacular here; just wanted to put a thought down while I had it. I may expand on this later.) I’ve spent the majority of this week training for my second stint at The Grand Rapids Press, learning the new system workflow it implemented since last summer. Between that and settling in on the northwest side [...]

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As one chapter ends, another one begins

Posted by Brian Manzullo at May 5, 2010

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This Saturday marks the end of my college career. Upon the completion of my take-home exam, which has to be turned in 2 p.m. Wednesday, I will graduate from Central Michigan University with a bachelor of science in journalism (news editorial concentration) and a minor in media design, production and technology. It took me five years [...]

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