How to Get Famous
Penelope Trunk outlines 6 steps to getting your blog mentioned in the news.
Labels: journalism, news, writing
posted by Megan Taylor @ 12:41 PM
2 comments
Fragments of Mine
The storage facility of a mind in training.
12.23.2006
About Me
- Name: Megan Taylor
- Location: Bronx, New York, United States
I am a web journalist. That means a lot of things, but mostly that I tell stories online, in whatever medium necessary. Currently, while looking for permanent work, I am freelancing in various areas. I write for Poynter's E-Media Tidbits blog, PBS's MediaShift blog, volunteer at the Norwood News, contribute to CoPress and also sell my services as a web developer to individuals and small businesses.
Of Mine
Megan Taylor: Jill of All Trades
School
- UF College of Journalism and Communications
- News Reporting and Public Records
- Communication on the Internet
- The Scriptorium
Journalism
- Google News
- Dan Gillmor's Blog
- The Gainesville Sun
- Innovation in College Media
- Paul Conley's Blog
- Teaching Online Journalism
- Journerdism
- Journalism
- Boing Boing
Linguistics
Please attribute with a link to this blog.
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2 Comments:
Hi, Megan. Thank you for linking to Brazen Careerist. I enjoyed poking around your blog tonight.
Seems like it's a great time to be studying journalism. I am constatnly amazed how different conversations with my editors at the Boston Globe are from my conversations with other widley read bloggers.
Seems like there should be some meeting of the two somewhere, and the students studying journalism today will figure that out.
Thanks Penelope. I really love my journalism classes, though currently most focus on traditional journalism. I get my 'online journalism' education from blogs and Web sites, and it really is fascinating to find different ways for news to be made available via the 'Net.
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