We have a hashtag for the “Mobile Migration” workshop next week. You’re coming right?
It’s on April 1 at the John Seigenthaler Center in Nashville.
The hashtag is #ONAMM.
See ya there.
On successive weeks, you can attend workshops focused on mobile and journalism in Nashville. March 25 The Society for News Design is hosting a Mobile Design Quick Course on Friday and Saturday (March 25-26) at the Freedom Forum’s John Seigenthaler...
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam is getting some unfavorable attention in a new video posted Monday by the Sunlight Foundation.
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