Post by BTVNadmin on Aug 10, 2010 11:49:49 GMT -5
Hello All,
It's not often I urge people to go do stuff, but I'm going to make an exception here.
For many years, I've been great friends with Steve Safran, editor of the new-media blog LostRemote.com and a former technology correspondent and webcast anchor for NECN. He has also been a longtime supporter of this site. As you may know, WGBH's "Beat the Press", which includes many of the same discussions we have here on BTVN, is looking for a new regular panelist after the necessary departure of incoming Boston Herald editor Joe Sciacca.
The show is great, but sorely lacks a new-media voice, something which is almost unbelieveable in 2010. If you have enjoyed Steve's work in the past, either on NECN or any of his other endeavours, then I strongly urge you to suggest him as a panelist by posting in this thread on the BTP website:
beatthepress.org/blog/ralph-ranalli/1052?page=1
Please don't "stuff the ballot box" - in other words, if you're not familiar with Steve, don't try to B.S. it - we don't want to ruin it for him!
That said, I'd suggest you avail yourself of his work ASAP as the man is a total mensch and slightly-demented genius when it comes to new media.
Beseeching now over - thanks very much!
It's not often I urge people to go do stuff, but I'm going to make an exception here.
For many years, I've been great friends with Steve Safran, editor of the new-media blog LostRemote.com and a former technology correspondent and webcast anchor for NECN. He has also been a longtime supporter of this site. As you may know, WGBH's "Beat the Press", which includes many of the same discussions we have here on BTVN, is looking for a new regular panelist after the necessary departure of incoming Boston Herald editor Joe Sciacca.
The show is great, but sorely lacks a new-media voice, something which is almost unbelieveable in 2010. If you have enjoyed Steve's work in the past, either on NECN or any of his other endeavours, then I strongly urge you to suggest him as a panelist by posting in this thread on the BTP website:
beatthepress.org/blog/ralph-ranalli/1052?page=1
Please don't "stuff the ballot box" - in other words, if you're not familiar with Steve, don't try to B.S. it - we don't want to ruin it for him!
That said, I'd suggest you avail yourself of his work ASAP as the man is a total mensch and slightly-demented genius when it comes to new media.
Beseeching now over - thanks very much!
