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  • "Made in the Shade"
    A package on Southern writers: profiles, interviews and an 11-state directory of writers you may never have heard of but are worth your time. Appeared in Creative Loafing chain.
  • "Mass Appeal"
    A day-in-the-life profile of a telegenic parish priest in Miami. Published in Catholic Digest, reprinted in the St. Petersburg Times
  • "The Liberation of Tam Minh Pham"
    How the first West Point graduate from South Vietnam disappears after the fall of Saigon, only to be rescued by his classmates two decades later. A cover story in The Washington Post Magazine

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jason knight

Chip,

You hadn't posted in a while...I wondering where you had gone :)

I think it is interesting that people who think of themselves as blogger are asking the same questions.

Roger

Chip,

Enjoyed the article on the impact of technology on your field of journalism.

As I watched the super bowl, I realized that user generated content is going to affect the advertising business as technology allows users to develop and distribute commercials. In particular the Dorritos car crash was produced for $13 and was outstanding creatively.
Were these creative geniuses who can do this over and over again or one shot spots whose authors will fade into oblivion.
Has technology made us all reporters of what we see and can distribute? If so who will provide the journalistic role of interpretation of events in a larger context?
Roger

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