Comments for RonRossToday.com http://RonRossToday.com Reflections, Reviews & Revisions! Fri, 26 Apr 2013 13:47:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Comment on Contact Dr. Ross by Ron Ross http://RonRossToday.com/?page_id=554&cpage=1#comment-395 Ron Ross Fri, 26 Apr 2013 13:47:22 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?page_id=554#comment-395 Janet: What did you need? How can I help? Use Dr.Ross@ronrosstoday.com.
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]]> Comment on Contact Dr. Ross by Janet Butler http://RonRossToday.com/?page_id=554&cpage=1#comment-384 Janet Butler Tue, 02 Apr 2013 14:55:57 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?page_id=554#comment-384 Dr. Ross-

I wanted to send you a quick message through oDesk, but I couldn’t find a link to do it. :-) I understand your budget may be limited to use me for projects, but if you really would like to hire me to do something for you…just e-mail me through oDesk and propose a budget for any given project, and we can talk about it. Thanks!

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]]> Comment on Silent Night – You’re Kidding, Right? by Sandy Marthaler http://RonRossToday.com/?p=614&cpage=1#comment-356 Sandy Marthaler Sun, 25 Nov 2012 20:45:58 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=614#comment-356 Thanks Ron, for the reminder that I don’t have to fill every moment with noise —- and especially the reminder to listen more than I talk — yes, silence is hard to come by for a talker like me but a very good thing! Good food for thought as we enter this very busy and noisy season of the year!

]]> Comment on Butterfly on a Thorn – Could it be You? by Steve Litt http://RonRossToday.com/?p=611&cpage=1#comment-351 Steve Litt Tue, 20 Nov 2012 01:22:35 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=611#comment-351 Nice post, Ron. Your work is very inspiring. I love the image of the butterfly stuck on thorny branch. Well done!

]]> Comment on Unpack Your Uniqueness by Sandy Marthaler http://RonRossToday.com/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-329 Sandy Marthaler Wed, 03 Oct 2012 22:32:12 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=573#comment-329 Great article on uniqueness Ron. A good reminder to me not to fake it just to be more likeable or hide my opinions on things. Yes, I am the BEST when I am totally me and honest. Thanks for your good words — you are UNIQUE!

]]> Comment on Roger Ailes tells journalism students I think you ought to change your major by Takeshi http://RonRossToday.com/?p=504&cpage=1#comment-311 Takeshi Thu, 24 May 2012 17:08:46 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=504#comment-311 *cough* Ahem. Okay… I’ll start. I’m Dawn and I’m a blogger. (Hi, Dawn!)I think the blog as a mieudm is a more interactive mieudm than the traditional media (print, radio, and TV) because it invites discussion and builds a community of like-minded individuals. The mieudm can be networked into such communities. An example is clearly my connection with other Conservative blogs in the state. We build a connection among ourselves and often reference each other in our writings.As far as how blogs connect/compare/contrast with journalism as we used to know it? I’m not sure. Obviously, I don’t research and report NEW stories. I comment on and analyze what already published accounts are reporting. I do “journal” but I don’t consider what I do to be journalism in the traditional sense of getting a “scoop” and chasing down the story. Blogs, in my mind, are more like “letters to the editor” but they are ALL published rather than being at the mercy of the editor of a paper or the screener of calls to a radio show. My opinion is out there in cyberspace for anyone to see if he/she chooses to read it. Transparency is a big difference between bloggers and journalists. Journalists, even though they filter their facts through their own biases, claim “objectivity” while bloggers put their biases right out there in front of their commentary. We make no bones about our allegiances and our ideologies. Journalists might tell you that they must claim objectivity to be taken seriously; however, most of us know immediately on reading a headline which angle the reporter has come at the story given his/her biases. We know Right-colored language from Left-colored language.So, there are my two-cents. Just thinking via the keyboard… I’m intensely curious what you all think! People who read blogs must have some opinion on what they’re reading on blogs versus what they read in their papers or see on TV; people who blog must have some opinion on what they’re writing and why. Speak up, y’all!

]]> Comment on Ten Really Bad Ideas for Citizen Journalists by Ron Ross http://RonRossToday.com/?p=456&cpage=1#comment-284 Ron Ross Mon, 01 Aug 2011 19:01:49 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=456#comment-284 Excellent point, Heidi!

]]> Comment on Ten Really Bad Ideas for Citizen Journalists by Les Swick http://RonRossToday.com/?p=456&cpage=1#comment-283 Les Swick Thu, 14 Jul 2011 20:54:37 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=456#comment-283 Good read ron. Excellent suggestions to keep yourself clean and honest.

]]> Comment on Ten Really Bad Ideas for Citizen Journalists by Heidi http://RonRossToday.com/?p=456&cpage=1#comment-282 Heidi Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:30:11 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=456#comment-282 I also think it’s a bad idea to be sneaky. Too many citizen journalists don’t identify themselves as journalists when they are investigating a story or interviewing someone. This is bad, bad, bad! This type of reporting is just gossip reporting.

]]> Comment on Short History of Citizen Journalism by Clarinda http://RonRossToday.com/?p=437&cpage=1#comment-280 Clarinda Sat, 09 Jul 2011 14:50:46 +0000 http://RonRossToday.com/?p=437#comment-280 This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for wnritig!

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