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‘Go Publish Yourself! How the Changing Media Landscape Frees Us from the Tyranny of Pinheads’

10:30 a.m. Saturday.

After we’ve slopped the hogs, gathered the eggs and plowed the South 40 on Saturday, what say we mob the Redding Library Community Room and talk about being writists? It’ll…

A News Cafe’: Online to On-Air

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Part of the News Café team gathered at KLXR’s downtown Redding studio Monday to record a radio spot. Click above for a 20-second audio preview of Doni, Kelly, Jim and Steve hamming it up for Bob of KLXR.

Phil Fountain couldn’t make it to the studio that day. Later, he stopped by KLXR for a s…

2009: Growing Online

Doni: Hey, Kelly, there are so many new things on the site to talk about. Do you want to go first with the biggest change? Drum roll, please …

Kelly: Check out the new real estate category, top of the center column. When you click on “Go to the Real Estate Section,” you’ll find cool automated features that let you…

Update: Slide Show - The Party’s Over, Now Our Second Year Begins

Stay tuned for a slide show of party pictures that we’ll post in a short while, and in the coming days as more people add their pix.

In the meantime, I wanted to report back about Food for Thought: A News Cafe’s first birthday Saturday. What a great party. What a joyful relief.

As you recall, I feared extremes: A few dedicated…

Kelly Brewer, Now and Zen

Yes, as a matter of fact, this is a photo of Kelly Brewer, former editor of the Record Searchlight. Doesn’t she look marvelous?

Gosh, what do you know, there Kelly is again, on the masthead with me.

See how happy we look together? We’re having the time of our lives. Pure joy. (The photos were taken by Mitsy Krzywicki. Hi, Mitsy! Tha…

Independent journalists — at your service

After 25 years of journalism, retirement was my plan: kick back, read, write, design, draw and dream.

No more daily death knell ringing out the tedious tale of the end of newspapers. No worshiping at the altar of company shareholder value. No forced march down an inevitable trail of impossible expectations. No more wring-wring-wah-wah-c…