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Students pursue journalism at FSPA conference listen
04/17/09 Arielle StevensonWMNF Drive-Time News Friday Listen to this entire show:
Tags: Florida Scholastic Press Association, Eric Deggans, John Frank, Mark Schledorn, Journalism, Print, Radio, Television, FSPA
Many professionals in journalism are feeling the crunch of the weakened economy as well as the shift to producing more online content.
Longtime employees of the Tampa Tribune and St. Petersburg Times are opting for early retirement packages. In February, Colorado’s oldest newspaper, the Rocky Mountain News closed after 150 years in business.
But this weekend in Tampa, more than 800 high school students attended the Florida Scholastic Press Association’s State Conference to purs...
Be the first to commentCultural critic Lee Siegel blasts "The Machine"
02/22/08 Mitch E. PerryWMNF Drive-Time News Friday Listen to this entire show:
Tags: Internet, Culture, Journalism
Cultural Critic Lee Siegel has been called by the New York Times Magazine as one of the most "eloquent and acid-tongued critics in the country."
But in 2006, Siegel was suspended by the New Republic magazine for using a pseudonym to respond to critics on the magazine’s website.
After being denounced by the mainstream media, he was given the opportunity write a book on Web culture, a subject he says he always wanted to write about.
In the first of a two-part interview, WMNF sp...
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