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- What news organization do you work for?
- The Hartford Courant
- Which of these best describes your day job?
- Copy Editor
- About Me:
- I've been a copy editor for about four years and also teach a news editing class at the University of Hartford. I spend too much time reading and watching college sports.
Before moving to Hartford I spent time editing in Winston-Salem, N.C., and writing in London, England.
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Well, I'm taking the plunge
I've been putting off starting a blog for a while now, but with this new teaching gig about to start, I figured I should pony up and get one started. Also completed my first video blog. I really feel like a citizen of the 21st century now.
See what I'm going to start doing here: http://editingandteaching.blogspot.com/
See what I'm going to start doing here: http://editingandteaching.blogspot.com/
Posted on January 25th, 2008 at 11:37am —
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That results in some hilariously wrong but still quite understandable English, Yoda-style: "old journalists understand the Internet not so good. Well, I say: it is not so difficult, a time for catching up to do."