Brian Glanz posted a new activity comment
Hey Sharon, Jacob’s @caggiano — that’ll ping him. BTW I dropped in the Seattle H+H avatar for this group. Cheers! In reply to - Sharon Pian Chan posted an update in the group Hacks/Hackers Seattle: Hi...
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Hey Steve, I created a group http://journalismthatmatters.org/groups/non-profit-journalism/ and invited some of the members who labelled themselves as interested in non-profit journalism, by searching...
View ArticleBrian Glanz posted an update in the group Hacks/Hackers Seattle: During the...
During the 5-minute live demo last night I (1) trawled the members directory and activity stream, to find a reason to create a group. I found @stevethurston wanted to start a conversation with others...
View ArticleBrian Glanz posted an update in the group FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Pointing again to...
Pointing again to a piece on collaboration in hard times, by @jvanderclute — http://journalismthatmatters.org/blog/2010/11/02/successful-collaborations-during-tough-times-some-food-for-thought/ … This...
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Yeah JTM Online is still new :) JTM itself is just over 10 years old and maintains a state of re-creation :) Here is more about JTM written before we deployed JTM Online...
View ArticleBrian Glanz posted an update in the group BiblioNews: I added links to...
I added links to everyone’s JTM Member profiles from the BiblioNews Who’s Coming page, http://journalismthatmatters.org/biblionews/whos-coming/ for everyone who is also signed up in JTM Online. If you...
View ArticleBrian Glanz wrote a new blog post We're just getting started :) in the group...
This is a group blog for the JTM Online group called, simply: ” Non-profit Journalism .” We started the group and group blog in March 2011 based on this update from Steve Thurston seeking others...
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I changed the group avatar to match the updated design for the group blog, at http://journalismthatmatters.org/nonprofitjournalism/ In reply to - Jacob Caggiano posted an update in the group Non Profit...
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Hi Pam, any JTM member can create a private or even a hidden group (or of course the default option, a public group). See your messages for more information about a private discussion area for our GH...
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Brian Glanz wrote a new blog post Possible avatars for global health...
What does anyone think of these, as alternatives or starting points for alternatives to our current avatar at http://journalismthatmatters.org/groups/global-health-journalism/
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To see those images full size, view the full post at http://journalismthatmatters.org/globalhealth/2011/04/05/possible-avatars-for-global-health-journalism/ In reply to - Brian Glanz wrote a new blog...
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Thanks Peggy, that’s a tough one because it’s due to a bug in Apple’s software which of course, we can’t fix. Other platforms, including the Safari browser in Windows or browsers on regular Mac...
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1) I have a few ideas and will take a look. 2) a template? what did you want to do specifically? so I understand what you’re looking for. Do you mean a form? If so, some blogs or sites have that...
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1) I think I have it now, and I updated the instructional, sticky post accordingly at http://journalismthatmatters.org/biblionewssessionnotes/2011/04/05/post-your-session-notes-here-include-session/ 2)...
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Thanks for the votes :) I updated the group avatar with #3.
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Happy to see you here, @kaarli — clearly we’ve not made much use of this science journalism group! while JTM Online has been slow cooking, but that’s no reason not to start :) I liked Al Tompkins’ take...
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