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Author Archives: Clay Duda
How *not to* Shoot the ‘Hooch Like a Pro
Yeah so, don’t do any of this. It turns out beavers are territorial. We didn’t even put in the river until midnight, maybe a little after — a combination of piss-poor planning and fascination with the bargains at Wal-Mart. Friday … Continue reading
Posted in Atlanta, Urban Living
Tagged Atlanta, Chattahoochee, don't do it, how not to, how to, rafting, rednecks, river, tubing, yeah I said it
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KAWS at the High
Posted in Atlanta, mobile, photography, Urban Living
Tagged 2012, Atlanta, DOWN TIME, graffiti, instagram, KAWS, photography, pollen count high as hell, sculpture, street art, the High
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Smugmug Admits Mistakes, Earns (my) Respect
I know a few news organizations that could learn a thing or two from SmugMug, a photo hosting site. It’s sad, really, that there aren’t more examples of good business practices like these from the media. SmugMug made a mistake, … Continue reading
Posted in Media, photography, Social Media
Tagged credibility, email, good pr, journalism, just admit your mistakes dammit, Media, mistake, photojournalism, public relations, smugmug, trust
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UPDATED: By the Numbers: A Look Inside Atlanta Public Schools [INFOGRAPHIC]
When the U.S. Department of Education released the latest installment of the Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), covering the 2009-10 school year, last week it was pretty big news. The Office of Civil Rights, a division of the Department of … Continue reading
Reality Stings: Creative Loafing Atlanta Loses 1/4 of Newsroom Staff
If you’re an Atlanta journo or media nerd like myself, you’ve probably already heard the news. Here’s the headline from Creative Loafing itself: CL Eliminates Four Positions, Pay Reduced Companywide 5% Ouch. I don’t care who you are, that stings. … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Urban Living
Tagged alternative weekly, Atlanta, besha roddell, budget cuts, Chanté LaGon, Creative Loafing, curt holman, Media, newspaper, newsroom cuts, scott henry
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