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Lincoln Artists Make It Back Onstage
While the 1920s were roaring, the 2020s have been muted. The novel coronavirus ransacked the world and upended the global economy. One of the biggest casualties of the disruption has been live music, with venues large and small closing their doors for some time. Otto Meza, a promoter with Zoo Bar in Lincoln, Nebraska, felt…
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Why I Like Morning Brew (No, Not Coffee). . . Ok, Coffee, Too!
Morning Brew is an example of a Daily News newsletter – one that “is focused on news of value to your coverage area,” (Scheidt, 2018). In this instance, the coverage areas are breaking news, business news, and market trends.
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Links Down Southwest with Strong Second Half
Lincoln High outscored Southwest 17-8 and 9-8 in the third and fourth quarters, respectively. Poor shooting and late turnovers cost Southwest a chance at a late-season upset.
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My Five Tips for Stunning Social Media
The New York Times’s guidelines for social media and the newsroom is quite helpful. A key thing to keep in mind when posting – you’re an unbiased reporter. Do not take sides on issues as it could reflect poorly on the organization you represent.
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Pandemic Not Enough to Curb Fox’s Passion
Uncertainty, fear, and an unrequited love of the game left young Jerod Fox, a then-graduate student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, in the foxhole alone. Now as UMKC’s Athletic Communications Director, he appreciates the adversity.
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My Five Tips for Stunning Web Content
It’s paramount to utilize search-engine optimization (SEO) and the appropriate stylebook (usually AP). However, it’s more important to have voice and the ability to stand out. In this blog post, I’ll go over a few tips on how to bolster your web content.
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These guys don’t play (well, they used to)!
In addition to staying true to their brand, these guys just have fun with it. As Gorman notes, “some of the best blogs are people enjoying themselves.” The Three-Point Stance-men certainly do have fun. In this excerpt from Schuster’s piece on the “Egg Bowl,” you’ll feel his enthusiasm before hitting the second paragraph.
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