Paul Conley

It seems Crain Communications has decided that its Web sites are, in fact, part of the Web. The company has

What happens when two of the smarter folks in college journalism get together? They publish a Q&A that

I'm back from my trip to Chicago, trying to catch up with life, work and family. And among

Among the more interesting things I've been reading lately is CJRDaily.org, a wonderfully written (albeit often too

One of the best ... and most frustrating ... days I've had in journalism was 20 years ago this September,

"What racist imbecile is doing the hiring here?" That's the question that, as I discussed in

If you have a lot of time on your hands, you could read the piece in the New Yorker criticizing

Yesterday I wrote about my belief that journalists should embrace the agnostic link -- pointing readers to interesting content no

Of the subjects I like to discuss with B2B journalists -- ethics, multimedia, writing for the Web, reporting skills, etc.

Earlier today I downloaded the beta version of Internet Explorer 7, the next generation of Web browsers from Microsoft. And