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At 9:08pm on December 17, 2008, Tammi Wark Marcoullier said…: Hi Henry,

Thanks for the note! We'll do a few webinars in the new year, but in the meantime I'm happy to give you a walk through of the sites and features. If you want to send me your email, I can send you an invite link (or you are welcome to sign in on the registration page www.publish2.com/registration).
Basic premise is that it is the easiest way for journalist -- whether web-savvy or not -- to link to stories (any web content) and organize it for their own research or use it to publish as custom aggregations on their sites.
Some ways news orgs/blogs have used this: http://blog.publish2.com/examples
Looking forward to talking and hearing more about your site and some of the projects that you are working on!
Best,
Tammi
tammi(dot)marcoullier@publish2(dot)com

At 10:50pm on December 16, 2008, Allison K. Watts said…: Henry-- Nice to meet you so to speak. I'm from Apalachin, NY. Went to school at SUNY Brockport and ended up staying in the area. I like Rochester very much. You will find this amusing:: we are supposed to get quite a bit of snow tonight making for a rough AM commute. Don't you miss lake-effect snow??? ps) i'm brand new on this site - so if i should know something or be "doing" something - don't hesitate to let me know. :)

At 12:34pm on November 12, 2008, Angie Goff said…: Glad to be here.. such a newbie! Def let me know what you think! If you sign up for a screen name to comment email me a pic of you.. I always introduce new readers! ~traffic angie agoff@wusa9.com

At 11:34am on September 8, 2008, Howard Owens said…: Glad you like the site. I haven't met Patrick yet, but Philip thinks he's great ... you should find the videos Philip has done of the Holland Land Office. Patrick very highly regarded around Batavia.

At 3:53pm on July 14, 2008, Meg Thilmony said…: Thanks. We're at the very beginning of our disruptive innovation after recently finishing the American Press Institute's Newspaper Next seminar. I'm just hpping to connect with people who are doing it/have done it. We can learn from each other, I'm hoping.

At 12:32pm on April 30, 2008, Mark Gruetze said…: Good to hear from you again.

I found this site because I got a resume from Dionne Waugh, who mentioned that she had worked for you. I googled her and wound up at WiredJournalists.

Mark

At 12:08am on April 29, 2008, Meranda Watling said…: So, I was just thinking. You should update your blog. (Not the East/West one, the other one.) If you want a topic: post about all the election coverage and how we're capitalizing on new media to make it come alive. Live-blogging, twitter, UStream video, photo galleries, crowd-sourcing, breaking news, etc. I'd write it, but you're more view from the top. I've commented on my view from the bottom a little on my own blog.

At 8:26am on April 22, 2008, John Robinson said…: Thanks, Henry. Some people sure took offense at it.

At 7:50pm on March 16, 2008, Mary Ann Chick Whiteside said…: love the prom photo gallery idea. Thanks for sharing

Bio: * I have more than 17 years of daily newsroom experience at papers large and small, mostly concentrated in the northeastern U.S. I have been involved with a twice-weekly paper going daily, the conversion to a new press (twice) and an afternoon paper converting to a.m. (also twice).

* Currently, I am the managing editor of the Journal & Courier, a 40,000 daily newspaper in Lafayette, Ind. I manage a newsroom of 48 people, and am responsible for daily, short-term and long-term projects for both print and online.

* I also head up a building-wide innovation team that is charged with creating or revamping digital and print products. So far we have launched a Moms Web site, overhauled our TMC and created a twice-yearly restaurant dining guide.

* In 2006, I was the lead architect in the Journal & Courier's successful transition to a Berliner-style newspaper, the first of its kind for a daily in North America.

* Previous roles have included news editor, copy editor, life editor, reporter.