Guests

Stopping the 600 lb Comcast bully, one step at a time…

December 2, 2010

Has Betsy cut the cord? Read this OregonLive article about Comcast’s latest rate hike announcement & then listen at 2 pm today to hear the update. How can you stop Comcast from blocking Netflix – and why should you care? Read Robert’s Posterous post for the backstory. Sign the petition if you’re so inclined. If [...]

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“Paperback Writer” now ancient concept?

October 20, 2010

Yes, I still read books. Real books. On paper. (One more reason for my kids to label me old and decrepit…) But I’m also reading books on my iPhone. Consuming books in PDF form on my laptop. (Tried flirting with a Sony Reader back in the day – no go, for a variety of reasons.) [...]

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Community Managers in Journalism: WTF or “more, please?”

October 13, 2010

Tomorrow’s Redoing Media show, ripped directly from a Twitter conversation yesterday. Or was it….?? See, I’d already planned to talk tomorrow about why traditional media outlets need more community management after reading this article: The Future of Social Media in Journalism (I’d wanted to last week, but we ran out of time…) In particular, I [...]

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This week’s guest: Michelle Anderson

September 1, 2010

I’ll be joined tomorrow by my friend, multimedia producer/author Michelle Anderson (known to many of you as @mediaChick on Twitter). Perhaps you’ve heard of Michelle before, whether by supporting her digital love story, The Miracle in July or following her efforts to self-publish her follow-up research using creative fundraising tools like Kickstarter (The Oregonian’s Shawn [...]

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The EnzymePDX team joins me on 8/26 show!

August 25, 2010

I’m looking forward to sitting down tomorrow with ex-New York Times editor Lew Serviss to talk about just why he picked Portland as the place to launch new local uber-site EnzymePDX & just what other plans are cooking over at Enzyme Media The mission statement’s an ambitious one indeed: Enzyme is dedicated to preserving the [...]

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There’s a new show this week? Yes, there IS!

August 18, 2010

I’m happy to welcome some friendly neighbors from the north. No, we’re not talking Canada – my guests hail from Vancouver, Washington. Jeff Bunch (@jeffreyrbunch on Twitter) is the web editor at The Columbian, while Libby Tucker is a business reporter and community manager for Innovate Clark County. I’ll want to talk to Jeff about [...]

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Today’s Guest: Barry Johnson

July 15, 2010

I’ll be joined on today’s show (moving from 1 pm to 1:30 pm from now on) by freelance writer and editor Barry Johnson, the former arts editor at The Oregonian (@barryjohnson on Twitter). I’ll be asking Barry to share some details of his ‘post-O’ life after stepping away from a 26-year history with The Oregonian [...]

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This week’s guest? Bobby “Fatboy” Roberts

May 31, 2010

I’m thrilled (and more than a little intimidated) to welcome Bobby Roberts to this week’s episode of Redoing Media. I know, I know — Bobby’s one of the nicest guys around, and would p’shaw my whole ‘intimidated’ schtick. But it’s true — I’m in awe at how this former broadcast terrestrial radio professional has reinvented [...]

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Tomorrow’s Guest: Marshall Kirkpatrick from ReadWriteWeb

May 26, 2010

Hooray! I’ll be joined tomorrow by Portland resident and technology blogger Marshall Kirkpatrick, who is now ReadWriteWeb’s Co-Editor and VP, Content Development. We’ll be talking about life at ReadWriteWeb (the internationally-read leading technology blog), his previous gigs at SplashCast and TechCrunch, and just how he’s gotten from his beginnings as a clerk in a convenience [...]

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Today on Redoing Media: Robert Wagner from OurPDX?

May 20, 2010

Yes, Robert joins me for a second appearance on the Redoing Media show today at 1 pm. Yes, Robert is now the new editor of OurPDX. Which would make me the ex-editor, I suppose. But it wasn’t a hostile takeover, fiendish corporate power struggle, or a pissy ‘don’t let the door hit you on the [...]

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