Comments for Blue & Gold http://www.notes.hypercrit.net Your source for Montana State University athletics Sat, 29 Jan 2011 18:58:30 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on To Catch A Plagiarist by lead net pro bonuses http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2010/02/to-catch-a-plagiarist/comment-page-1/#comment-1346 lead net pro bonuses Sat, 29 Jan 2011 18:58:30 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2010/02/to-catch-a-plagiarist/#comment-1346 « Where is Landon’s Lookout located, again?<br>What Makes A Good Video Story »<br>To Catch A Plagiarist « Where is Landon’s Lookout located, again?
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]]> Comment on To Catch A Plagiarist by lead net pro http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2010/02/to-catch-a-plagiarist/comment-page-1/#comment-1345 lead net pro Fri, 28 Jan 2011 23:04:33 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2010/02/to-catch-a-plagiarist/#comment-1345 Computerworld - Reports that the next iPhone and iPad could include Near Field Communication (NFC) technology have raised the prospect that ... Computerworld – Reports that the next iPhone and iPad could include Near Field Communication (NFC) technology have raised the prospect that …

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]]> Comment on Consider the journalism on Twitter, not whether Twitter is journalism by Michael Becker http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2009/11/consider-the-journalism-on-twitter-not-whether-twitter-is-journalism/comment-page-1/#comment-1236 Michael Becker Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:45:07 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/?p=171#comment-1236 Twitter moves too fast. Levels of editing that have been built into journalism for a century get thrown out the window. <br><br>The goal becomes immediacy, and accuracy become less important. I think that's because Twitter isn't a "newspaper of record." In 20 years, no one is going to be looking at Twitter for information about the past.<br><br>But reporters and journalists are stuck in the mentality that everything they write will have the critical eye of history glaring down at it. They are attached to their words in a way that the so-called digital natives aren't. Twitter moves too fast. Levels of editing that have been built into journalism for a century get thrown out the window.

The goal becomes immediacy, and accuracy become less important. I think that's because Twitter isn't a “newspaper of record.” In 20 years, no one is going to be looking at Twitter for information about the past.

But reporters and journalists are stuck in the mentality that everything they write will have the critical eye of history glaring down at it. They are attached to their words in a way that the so-called digital natives aren't.

]]> Comment on Consider the journalism on Twitter, not whether Twitter is journalism by Michael Becker http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2009/11/consider-the-journalism-on-twitter-not-whether-twitter-is-journalism/comment-page-1/#comment-1235 Michael Becker Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:45:07 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/?p=171#comment-1235 Twitter moves too fast. Levels of editing that have been built into journalism for a century get thrown out the window. <br><br>The goal becomes immediacy, and accuracy become less important. I think that's because Twitter isn't a "newspaper of record." In 20 years, no one is going to be looking at Twitter for information about the past.<br><br>But reporters and journalists are stuck in the mentality that everything they write will have the critical eye of history glaring down at it. They are attached to their words in a way that the so-called digital natives aren't. Twitter moves too fast. Levels of editing that have been built into journalism for a century get thrown out the window.

The goal becomes immediacy, and accuracy become less important. I think that's because Twitter isn't a “newspaper of record.” In 20 years, no one is going to be looking at Twitter for information about the past.

But reporters and journalists are stuck in the mentality that everything they write will have the critical eye of history glaring down at it. They are attached to their words in a way that the so-called digital natives aren't.

]]> Comment on Using music in multimedia pieces by Studio Manager http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2009/12/using-music-in-multimedia-pieces/comment-page-1/#comment-1240 Studio Manager Fri, 01 Jan 2010 22:29:10 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/?p=207#comment-1240 Nice post. You've really got good points here. I completely agree with you: The gist is this: Make sure you the music you choose is good. Otherwise, don’t use it. Then, learn to cut and shape the music to fit with your piece so that it becomes more than mere accompaniment. Music is really important - be it in a program, a show or anything; it requires passion, dedication and commitment to make the right choice, the perfect blend and the best strategy. Thus, multimedia, in any form, are perfect tools in making these things happen. As a music studio manager, I am interested in learning more about producing some multimedia pieces as I always keep on providing my music teachers as well as my dear clients, the students, the kind of improvement and satisfaction they need; so, I always look for the latest and the most reliable <a href=http://www.studiohelper.com/blog rel="nofollow">studio management tips</a> to help me meet my goals and achieve excellence. Thanks again and more power. Til your next posts. Nice post. You've really got good points here. I completely agree with you: The gist is this: Make sure you the music you choose is good. Otherwise, don’t use it. Then, learn to cut and shape the music to fit with your piece so that it becomes more than mere accompaniment. Music is really important – be it in a program, a show or anything; it requires passion, dedication and commitment to make the right choice, the perfect blend and the best strategy. Thus, multimedia, in any form, are perfect tools in making these things happen. As a music studio manager, I am interested in learning more about producing some multimedia pieces as I always keep on providing my music teachers as well as my dear clients, the students, the kind of improvement and satisfaction they need; so, I always look for the latest and the most reliable studio management tips to help me meet my goals and achieve excellence. Thanks again and more power. Til your next posts.

]]> Comment on Using music in multimedia pieces by Studio Manager http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2009/12/using-music-in-multimedia-pieces/comment-page-1/#comment-1239 Studio Manager Fri, 01 Jan 2010 15:29:10 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/?p=207#comment-1239 Nice post. You've really got good points here. I completely agree with you: The gist is this: Make sure you the music you choose is good. Otherwise, don’t use it. Then, learn to cut and shape the music to fit with your piece so that it becomes more than mere accompaniment. Music is really important - be it in a program, a show or anything; it requires passion, dedication and commitment to make the right choice, the perfect blend and the best strategy. Thus, multimedia, in any form, are perfect tools in making these things happen. As a music studio manager, I am interested in learning more about producing some multimedia pieces as I always keep on providing my music teachers as well as my dear clients, the students, the kind of improvement and satisfaction they need; so, I always look for the latest and the most reliable <a href=http://www.studiohelper.com/blog rel="nofollow">studio management tips</a> to help me meet my goals and achieve excellence. Thanks again and more power. Til your next posts. Nice post. You've really got good points here. I completely agree with you: The gist is this: Make sure you the music you choose is good. Otherwise, don’t use it. Then, learn to cut and shape the music to fit with your piece so that it becomes more than mere accompaniment. Music is really important – be it in a program, a show or anything; it requires passion, dedication and commitment to make the right choice, the perfect blend and the best strategy. Thus, multimedia, in any form, are perfect tools in making these things happen. As a music studio manager, I am interested in learning more about producing some multimedia pieces as I always keep on providing my music teachers as well as my dear clients, the students, the kind of improvement and satisfaction they need; so, I always look for the latest and the most reliable studio management tips to help me meet my goals and achieve excellence. Thanks again and more power. Til your next posts.

]]> Comment on Wag of the Digital Finger by Michael Becker http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2009/12/wag-of-the-digital-finger/comment-page-1/#comment-1234 Michael Becker Thu, 31 Dec 2009 03:48:44 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/?p=213#comment-1234 I should note that there were two more errors in this article that I didn't catch when talking about it in this entry. You can see one of the errors in the screen image above. The word "vertebrae" is misspelled in the caption's text. I should note that there were two more errors in this article that I didn't catch when talking about it in this entry. You can see one of the errors in the screen image above. The word “vertebrae” is misspelled in the caption's text.

]]> Comment on Wag of the Digital Finger by Michael Becker http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/2009/12/wag-of-the-digital-finger/comment-page-1/#comment-1231 Michael Becker Wed, 30 Dec 2009 19:48:44 +0000 http://www.notes.hypercrit.net/?p=213#comment-1231 I should note that there were two more errors in this article that I didn't catch when talking about it in this entry. You can see one of the errors in the screen image above. The word "vertebrae" is misspelled in the caption's text. I should note that there were two more errors in this article that I didn't catch when talking about it in this entry. You can see one of the errors in the screen image above. The word “vertebrae” is misspelled in the caption's text.

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