Monday April 15th2013, Boston suffered an unspeakable tragedy that left our resilient city shaken. Fortunately, the heroes far outnumbered the villains, and journalism is one of those heroes.
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THE BOSTON MARATHON – EVERYTHING WE DID RIGHT
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Tags: Boston, Boston Marathon, Boston Strong, Bostonian, City, Dig, Heroes, home, Journalism, law enforcement, Photography, strong, Together
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REVIEW: CHRIS KASKIE @ BERKLEE ZAFRIS LECTURE
It’s time to find a new path, and when we’re not sure what the landscape is going to look like even a year from now, it’s hard to know what shoes to wear. Continue reading
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GRUMPY YOUNG MAN: BIAS, BIAS EVERYWHERE
The reader is left to assume they know what they’re talking about, because they’re “official,” despite the fact that this “official” could be anyone. Continue reading
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Tags: @StudentsOccupy, Anti-War March, Banks, Boston, Boston Police Department, BPD, Citizens' Journalism, Corporations, Debt, Democracy, Dewey Square, Education, Fannie Mae, Foreclosures, Job Market, Journalism, Loans, media, Occupy Boston, Protest, Rachel McNeill, Rally, Smart Phones, Students Occupy, twitter, Unemployment, Veterans for Peace, YouTube
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OFF THE WALL: 101 PHOTOS FOR PRESS FREEDOM
AIB has opened 101 Photos for Press Freedom, an exciting exhibit that celebrates 25th anniversary of Reporters Without Borders. This incredible collection of photographs donated from Magnum covers 75 years of notable historical events caught on film by those willing to put their safety in jeopardy in order to promote a liberated and independent press. Continue reading
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FROM THE AISLE: TIME STANDS STILL
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Donald Margulies tackles love and war in Lyric Stage’s Time Stands Still. Continue reading
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Tags: Back Bay, Boston, Journalism, love, Lyric Stage Company, relationships, review, Theater, War
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MEDIA FARM: MUCH #ADO ABOUT NOTHING
In the inevitable run-up to a world of Tweets—and journalism in particular picking up on the technology—the backlash against the trend has begun. No surprise then that the battleground where the luddites will make their stand is … the theater. Continue reading
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WAYNE EWING | HUNTER THOMPSON FILMS
“I made 50 something films for national television in my 40-year career. About midway through it I found myself living next door to Hunter in Woody Creek in the mid 1980s,” filmmaker and long-time friend of Hunter S. Thompson, Wayne Ewing, tells The Captain in this epic interview. “He’d always been a hero of mine and one of my favorite writers, so I made it a point to get to know him.” Continue reading
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MEDIA FARM: MEDIA BLACKOUT
“Cops in riot gear, roughing up protestors who shouted at them “you don’t have to do this,” and so forth. You know, the usual.” Continue reading
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MEDIA FARM: THE TWEET HEARD ROUND THE WORLD
The battle lines have been drawn in the city, both on the ground with its occupants and its government, and in the media: on one side, the alt-weeklies, twitterati and alternative sources of information and on the other, Fox 25 and friends. Continue reading
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DEAR READER … #MOVEYOURMONEY
Move Your Money is a people’s movement to take whatever money you have (and god knows it’s not much for some of us, I know) and put it into a local bank or credit union. For more information and resources, visit moveyourmoneyproject.org. Continue reading
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