Comments on: Links you probably won’t find on Romenesko http://www.wmhartnett.com/2007/05/30/links-you-probably-wont-find-on-remenesko/ Journalism, the future of newspapers, and cat pictures. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 07:33:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: William M. Hartnett http://www.wmhartnett.com/2007/05/30/links-you-probably-wont-find-on-remenesko/#comment-78 William M. Hartnett Thu, 31 May 2007 13:37:43 +0000 http://www.wmhartnett.com/2007/05/30/links-you-probably-wont-find-on-remenesko/#comment-78 I don't know Neil Henry, but he deserves credit for even thinking about the broader future of the business. Too many of the newspaper rank-and-file are still thinking in a traditionally moment-to-moment manner. That's not going to cut it these days. I don’t know Neil Henry, but he deserves credit for even thinking about the broader future of the business. Too many of the newspaper rank-and-file are still thinking in a traditionally moment-to-moment manner. That’s not going to cut it these days.

]]> By: Louis Gray http://www.wmhartnett.com/2007/05/30/links-you-probably-wont-find-on-remenesko/#comment-77 Louis Gray Thu, 31 May 2007 09:03:26 +0000 http://www.wmhartnett.com/2007/05/30/links-you-probably-wont-find-on-remenesko/#comment-77 In my sophomore year at Cal, I got into an e-mail dustup with Romenesko over a class project I had dubbed "The Media Encyclopedia", which was aimed to be a portal for newspapers, professional and collegiate. Though the goal was noble, Romenesko ripped me for trying to usurp the efforts of Editor and Publisher, with whom I was not familiar at the time. It was unsettling. In other news, thanks for the notes on Neil Henry. He was a great professor while I was at Cal from 95-99. I appreciated his efforts a great deal. That we don't see eye to eye on this topic is fine, but he's an intelligent guy for sure. In my sophomore year at Cal, I got into an e-mail dustup with Romenesko over a class project I had dubbed “The Media Encyclopedia”, which was aimed to be a portal for newspapers, professional and collegiate. Though the goal was noble, Romenesko ripped me for trying to usurp the efforts of Editor and Publisher, with whom I was not familiar at the time. It was unsettling.

In other news, thanks for the notes on Neil Henry. He was a great professor while I was at Cal from 95-99. I appreciated his efforts a great deal. That we don’t see eye to eye on this topic is fine, but he’s an intelligent guy for sure.

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