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Korean Seniors Say “Ye” to Learning English
“Meet at the Kedzie Brown Line stop, and find a story.” These were the only instructions Professor Jackie Spinner gave to her Reporting Public Affairs: International class. Below is one of the stories found in the Albany Park neighborhood.
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How Do You Track Who’s Reading You?
October 11, 2013 Comments Off on How Do You Track Who’s Reading You?
From LION, a glimpse of one session where Rich Gordon spoke about analytics and how publishers can understand how many followers they have.
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How to Address a Shrinking Newsroom: Final Keynote Speaker at LION Conference Weighs in
October 11, 2013 Comments Off on How to Address a Shrinking Newsroom: Final Keynote Speaker at LION Conference Weighs inThe LION Summit 2013 finished Oct. 5, with a keynote speech from Steven Waldman, which tied together themes that ran throughout the entire conference. He talked about current problems and gaps in the news industry, as well as what the industry could become if these hurdles are cleared. The Local Independent Online News Publishers association held […]
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Salauddin Ali is a Pakastani immigrant living in Chicago with his wife and five children. He is a co-owner of Punjab Sweets in West Rogers Park. He said although his community faces discrimination, he could never make the move back to Pakistan. Listen to my Cowbird story to find out why.
