Revelation from CNN: People in China Eat Dogs and Cats!! (2)
3/12/10 •
When old news somehow becomes new news.
Recent Posts
Imagining A Reliability Index (0)
3/09/10 •
In an age when everyone can publish, how do you show who’s reliable and who’s not?
How to Find Non-Inane Stuff on Twitter (0)
3/04/10 •
If you think there’s nothing but crap on Twitter, you’re just not looking in the right places. Here’s how to find the good stuff and steer clear of the bad.
Faces From Long Ago (0)
2/26/10 •
What happened to them? Where are their descendants? How would they feel about their ancestral temple now serving as a tourist attraction?
Using Multimedia and Social Media to Communicate Science (0)
2/24/10 •
Going beyond eye candy and Twitter twaddle.
Sentiments That Every Journalist Can Relate To (0)
2/23/10 •
No matter how much you love the demanding mistress that is journalism, it will never love you back.
Of Water, Pot, Firewood, and Chinese Medicine (1)
2/18/10 •
Some interesting tidbits about Chinese medicine, which played a big part in my dad’s side of the family.
Happy Chinese New Year! (3)
2/15/10 •
Actually the Chinese New Year was yesterday, but hey, who blogs on a holiday?
Revisiting the Tar Heels’ Postseason Outlook (0)
2/08/10 •
Even at 2-6 in the ACC, the Tar Heels can still get into the NCAA Tournament, but there’s virtually no room for error.
Will An iPad Suit My Parents? (0)
2/04/10 •
Here we go: Joining the slate of iPad-related blog posts.
Featured Categories
Journalism»
3/12/10 •
Revelation from CNN: People in China Eat Dogs and Cats!!3/09/10 •
Imagining A Reliability Index2/23/10 •
Sentiments That Every Journalist Can Relate To1/12/10 •
How to Fix the Flaws of the PEJ Study on Where News Originates12/15/09 •
Old Media, New Media, Demand Media: All in the Same Boat11/12/09 •
Thoughts on Trash Talk10/11/09 •
Irresponsible Blogging About Irresponsible Reporting10/02/09 •
How Much Hard News Can A Market Support?9/30/09 •
Terrific Advice for Applying Journalism Skills to Non-journalism Jobs9/25/09 •
Ha! When the Tables Turn …
Travel»
1/19/10 •
Sharing A Few of My Favorite Trip-Planning Tools12/31/09 •
A Convergence of Monkeys, Nerds, and Lightning12/30/09 •
Even More Insignificance, Now in Video Form12/29/09 •
A “Wicked” Good Performance with a So-So Script12/27/09 •
View of Providence12/26/09 •
Christmas Glow and Snow12/07/09 •
Bing Maps, Where Have You Been All My Life?11/24/09 •
Puffing on the History of Tobacco at Duke Homestead11/17/09 •
A Walk in the Woods11/12/09 •
China Photo Book, Done At Last!!
When it's just him and a simple, laid-back accompaniment, the music legend's singing is not only intelligible, but actually quite powerful.
Cold weather warning for my hometown, Guangzhou: Lows to be in the ... gasp! ... 40s! Yes I'm jealous.
