Having spent more than eight years of my career working in K-12 education, I’m often asked whether the so-called “summer slide” really exists, and whether it’s cause for concern. For those of who you who are unfamiliar with the
As media and communications professionals, we’re always asking our clients, “What’s unique about what you are telling us? What’s the angle that will capture the media’s attention?” Throw away all the buzz words and jargon and it always comes down
The Inquirer is banking on it – and I’m all in I recently attended one of the Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Inquiring Minds” sessions, which discussed an article in the paper’s newest section, The UpSide. Launched in April, The UpSide was created
I never stay up waiting for election results. The reason is simple: If I’m going to be disappointed, I don’t want to sleep on it and have bad dreams. I’d rather face it after breakfast and a strong cup of
Watching elections returns was my job for years while I reported for PoliticsPA and before that when I worked on campaigns. What was once a job is now a hobby; I still spend election nights glued to the computer. Unfortunately
The daily newspaper is still a work of art, when you consider all that goes into its layout, design and story placement. And like some works of art, its value is underappreciated by its audience more so than its masters.