I began my AP career in 1982. AP had golf and motorsports writers at least since then. Bob Green was the golf guy and Mike Harris covered auto...
Congrats to Malcolm, a fine journalist and a very nice guy.
My kids and their friends probably would ask three questions: What's a broadsheet? What's a tabloid? What's a newspaper?
Where are you located and how much will you pay me? Ha!
Laid off by GateHouse in January 2009. (Wow, has it really been 3 1/2 years?) I had what I honestly believe was the best job in the company:...
Under Copley, this was a nice little newspaper with a large (for its size) staff of dedicated journalism pros. GateHouse is the devil. Wait ......
1. It's an extra story by an extra writer who is neither the beat writer nor the columnist. They had several "hard news" stories as part of the...
Why? Because they're fans. They are wired differently than any objective and/or rational person is. I just about never responded to anonymous...
Lacy was one of the great characters left in our business, and never had a nasty word about anybody. I truly enjoyed working alongside him on...
Evil. Pure effin evil.
I did weekly shows in one form or another for a few years in the Twin Cities. It was fun and, because I had done all the actual reporting as part...
Don't need a journalism degree, but one thing you do need is a hell of a lot more than "a small desire to get involved in sports journalism." The...
BeliCHOKE!
Then you paint a picture and don't rely so much on quotes that probably would have sucked anyway. Describe the emotions, the way the kids were...
What are you left with? You're left with some kind of mini-drama every day. Sports is the very best reality TV. Check that ... it's better than...
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