Orange you glad you decided to be social?
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This is one of the things that disturb me about this social media class. People are using social media to stay connected and share ideas. Wonderful! I recently reconnected to a relative I had lost touch with through Facebook, which I had not used un…
You didn’t have to give me credit but it is appreciated.
I must say, it was strange not being able to text you. I can attest to your attentiveness to your phone. I never had to wait more that a couple of minutes for the return text.
I’m new to the…
Internet users “pull” information through the Web to them. This has disrupted the traditional “push” model that has been in place, until recently. In the “push” model, content could be given away. Selling ad space could pay for the generation of the…
I feel the same way! While I'm no super designer, that's still where I feel more comfortable. I've always hate writing, not because I'm terrible at it, but just because I'm always afraid of being embarassed by it. When you do the layout of something…
Many of the popular e-readers available today like the Kindle from Amazon.com or Sony's Reader digital books were originally designed for reading black and white pages. These units are expensive and the price will only go higher once color goes main…
I truly feel that printing will never loss its power. Instead, I feel that the power of reading things over the internet will increase, but nothing beats being able to have a tangible product. What do you think makes people like print over reading i…
“Blog about what you’re passionate about,” is the advice everyone gives.
I have chosen to blog about my perspective on where print media is headed. I wouldn’t say this is a passion but defiantly creates excitement, concern and some fear.
I work fo…
I feel that way about design. Taking classes where I have to come up with ideas for design elements in PR have been and continue to be a great stress to me. We all have our unique talents and gifts, but stretching them has its benefits. It helps us…
Donald, great article and your comments/fears are very typical for new bloggers. One point you make is how different this is from your area of focus. My argument would be to simply talk more about your area of focus. i.e. you like graphic design - f…
Thanks, Donald. I appreciate the helpful information. I looked at Chris Brogan's Web site about the fear of blogging. It does help to have ideas to overcome the fear of blogging. I am anxious about writing, and not sure how I got to be so perfection…
I may be the only one struggling with this?
But I did found a some tips on, http://www.chrisbrogan.com/conquering-fear-of-blogging that I thought could be helpful.
I work for Langdon Publishing; TulsaPeople Magazine is there most recognizable publ…
I like the idea of using Socially Orange as discussion and networking tool. However, most of what I read is opinion or comment (opinion) on someone else’s opinion.
I’m not sure I can see it as an effective learning tool for me personally.
I am INF…
I love the idea of all my information finding me. I hope social media can help cut down to the advertising clutter. The statistics in the video are pretty impressive. I just hope that this new shift will actually create some free time for me.
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- High School graduated from
- Jones High School
- Degree
- Bachlors Advertising
- Expected graduation date
- Fall 2010
- Career Goal
- Advance in my current career field: Print Publishing / Online Publishing.
Donald Hensley's Blog
The pay gap between print and online content.
Internet users “pull” information through the Web to them. This has disrupted the traditional “push” model that has been in place, until recently. In the “push” model, content could be given away. Selling ad space could pay for the generation of the content and the print bill, both of which are very expensive.
In the rush to make a presence on the Web, traditional media have put most of their content on their Web sites just to get their audience to frequent their sites, hoping ad revenues would… Continue
In the rush to make a presence on the Web, traditional media have put most of their content on their Web sites just to get their audience to frequent their sites, hoping ad revenues would… Continue
Posted on November 30, 2009 at 12:30pm —
The E-Reader Revolution Isn't Revolutionizing Magazines
“Blog about what you’re passionate about,” is the advice everyone gives.
I have decided to blog about my perspective on where print media is headed. I wouldn’t say this is a passion but defiantly creates excitement, concern and some fear.
I work for Langdon Publishing as a graphic designer. Langdon publishes several regional magazines, TulsaPeople being our main product. We spend a fair amount of time trying to predict where our industry is going, just like everyone else in this industry.
The… Continue
I have decided to blog about my perspective on where print media is headed. I wouldn’t say this is a passion but defiantly creates excitement, concern and some fear.
I work for Langdon Publishing as a graphic designer. Langdon publishes several regional magazines, TulsaPeople being our main product. We spend a fair amount of time trying to predict where our industry is going, just like everyone else in this industry.
The… Continue
Posted on November 17, 2009 at 8:00am — 3 Comments
Conquering Fear of Blogging
I may be the only one struggling with this?
But I did found a some tips on, http://www.chrisbrogan.com/conquering-fear-of-blogging that I thought could be helpful.
I work for Langdon Publishing; TulsaPeople Magazine is there most recognizable publication. I’ve worked on a couple of their ancillary publications as Art Director or as Graphic Designer. I also do ad and production work for all of their publications. At times I have had the opportunity to create headlines, subheads and summaries. B… Continue
But I did found a some tips on, http://www.chrisbrogan.com/conquering-fear-of-blogging that I thought could be helpful.
I work for Langdon Publishing; TulsaPeople Magazine is there most recognizable publication. I’ve worked on a couple of their ancillary publications as Art Director or as Graphic Designer. I also do ad and production work for all of their publications. At times I have had the opportunity to create headlines, subheads and summaries. B… Continue
Posted on October 13, 2009 at 7:30pm — 4 Comments
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