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About Clay Duda

Clay Duda is a Digital Media Specialist with the Center for Sustainable Journalism – JJIE’s parent company – at Kennesaw State University. While much of his work is behind-the-scenes, Clay contributes regularly to the Juvenile Justice Information Exchange and other publications associated with the Center.

Report It Like You Stole It: Mobile Gold Every Journalist Should Mine

Posted on February 7, 2012

In this day-and-age reporting goes far beyond filing a written story for the morning edition. Readers want, and expect, information as soon as something happens — or even as it happens. Sure, you can text, line-by-line, updates back to your … Continue reading →

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Blacksmithing, a Craft Far from Lost

Posted on January 22, 2012

I’ve got to admit, I was really impressed. Anybody that can take a hunk of metal – or any material, for that matter – and turn it into something functional, elegant and unique earns my respect right off the bat. … Continue reading →

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Bah Humbug to New Year’s Resolutions

Posted on January 19, 2012

It depends on how you measure it, but I think I failed my 2011 New Year’s Resolution. It was, if you recall, to Love Thy Blog. I promised to blog regularly, weekly even, but if you check the record you’ll … Continue reading →

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Just Bubbles and a Pitbull

Posted on October 16, 2011

Having a bit of fun with the dog and thought I’d share. That’s about all there is to it.

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The Old-School Instagram Filters Guide for Hipsters

Posted on October 7, 2011

Holy Cow! Where did October come from? A better question, where did September go? Ode to the broken New Year’s resolution, which (if I recall correctly) was for me to ‘love thy blog.’ But, perhaps, the hipsters of the web … Continue reading →

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