Disclosure: I’ve had past business or personal interactions with most of the people or entities named above and plan to have them in the future. To the best of my ability, I try not to let the…
Disclosure: I’ve had past business or personal interactions with most of the people or entities named above and plan to have them in the future. To the best of my ability, I try not to let the…
I might be biased thanks to my line of work but this spoke to me:
“The women are also dressed in period threads, and many have big Afros. I am happy to say it brings back an element sadly missing in…
“There’s no such thing as ‘off the record’ with Twitter.”
- Lost Remote*
I don’t know if Cory Bergman is serious about that statement or using it for a clever headline, but he’s wrong. That’s like…
Michael Miner of the Chicago Reader discusses NBCChicago.com’s new redesign in a larger story about what happens when errors are introduced as you “collate and synthesize the news.”** (Those are…
The Windy Citizen is hosting an interesting discussion about the diversity - or lack thereof - in “future of media” panels. To some it’s simply a case of organizers only seeking out white men. To…
“Even if privatizing the parking meters was the best alternative, the key issue would be whether the administration, starting with Mayor Daley, followed a process to ensure that the most qualified…
“The moral implications aside, the better reason to stop using “fratty” is that it stands for so many things that it ends up standing for nothing. Which means that if you use “fratty” when you…
Two important - to me, at least - announcements:
* I have been promoted to Editor and Director of Content at Playboy.com. It’s a tremendous opportunity and I’m really proud to be a part of an…
NBCChicago.com - along with several other local NBC affiliates - rolled out a re-design at the end of July, less than a year after a previous re-design, which emphasized its local news coverage….
“Few filmmakers define an era, a genre and a place like John Hughes did with his ’80s comedies often set on Chicago’s North Shore.
He may not have been a critic’s darling, but his name became…
