Posts Tagged ‘Fresh’

Fresh From Twitter: Big boots, setbacks for CPS Energy, and sweeps week

Friday, November 13th, 2009

RT @viannadavila My latest video, on the giant North Star Mall boots — their designer is quite a character: http://bit.ly/3KtOwH #mysa

Mayor Castro prepared to back out of nuclear deal being pushed by @cpsenergy: http://bit.ly/C19q7 #mysa

Story by @TexasTribune: SA City Manager Sheryl Sculley is the highest paid big-city employee in Texas: http://bit.ly/3qx6Kb

Story by @in_the_tank: City Council frustrated with @cpsenergy about nuclear cost estimate: http://bit.ly/2XeBeC #mysa

Former TV anchor Debora Daniels laments sweeps week: “The Strippers are Coming, The Strippers are Coming!” http://bit.ly/pDy1S #mysa

Fresh From Twitter: Rick Perry, David Earl and the future of journalism

Monday, October 19th, 2009

RT @newsuniversity: Just released replay of Twitter Strategies for News Sites Webinar http://bit.ly/pTcR4 #twitter #nuwebinar

SA lobbyist David Earl wants to amend the Texas Constitution: http://bit.ly/4AjjMV #mysa

“The Third Man,” a gripping Orson Welles movie filmed in Vienna, still inspires tours of the city by fans: http://bit.ly/4xYABs

Great data for debate for the future of Journalism. http://tinyurl.com/yldegda (via @Mike_Padgett)

Gov. Rick Perry withheld documents that George Bush had released to the public: http://bit.ly/CKkDT

Fresh From Twitter for 10-13-09

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

From my blog: I’ve been finding interesting people to follow on Twitter by checking conversations with @bitly: http://bit.ly/GJNIC

RT @wellswritten A Reporter With a ‘Tom Sawyer Business Plan’ Buys a Newspaper – http://bit.ly/3yXJf

@piercepresley The damn Caspio Bridge error 50501 strikes again. Actually I have no idea what that is but I”ll tell the right people, thanks

@GeoRodriguez Try yelling, “I should have never drafted you in fantasy football!” and stomp off in a huff. He’d totally apologize.

After years of cutbacks, the Dallas Morning News tries something new: http://bit.ly/2H6In1

Fresh From Twitter for 10-11-09

Sunday, October 11th, 2009

After years of cutbacks, the Dallas Morning News tries something new: http://bit.ly/2H6In1

@EvaRuth Is there a difference?

@LjTx Like all good relationships, we compromised and did lots of channel jumping between commercials.

SAPD suspends firm’s lucrative towing contract: http://bit.ly/1vABgm. Firm had been favored by Councilwoman Mary Alice Cisneros #mysa

RT @vanityfairmag: Barlett and Steele show how the U.S. Treasury has no idea where billions of taxpayer dollars went: http://bit.ly/12LcNL

Fresh from Twitter: CPS Energy, nuclear power and the Alamo

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

RT @cpsenergy CPS Energy CEO Postpones Retirement: http://bit.ly/3oiJw9

RT @mySA Feds order more nuclear hearings http://bit.ly/pWv5Z #mysa

CPS Energy could reduce its stake in the expansion of nuclear power plant: http://bit.ly/c9EVC #mysa

RT @JTEMPLERMN Read a powerful argument for dispassionate, fact-based reporting from a surprising source, Primo Levi. http://bit.ly/xrQs3

“Remember the French Legation Museum!” Austin museum got more money than Alamo: http://bit.ly/QO6vX #mysa

Fresh From Twitter: Debating nuclear power

Wednesday, September 16th, 2009

Express-News staff covered a debate today about nuclear power that was organized by the San Antonio Clean Technology Forum. We had live video, tweets and a news story. Here’s part of what I sent out on Twitter:

Susan Dancer, who lives 8 miles from STP nuke plant, noted debate in SA is about money. Why not more about safety of locals? #cleantechsa

CPS Energy on whether cost of renewables will go down: “We can’t plan based on hope.” #cleantechsa

Final speaker: CPS Energy has failed to evaluate other options besides nuclear. He said city deserves independent assessment #cleantechsa

Nuke critic: Wall Street rejects nuclear power as “pie in the sky” and a risky investment. #cleantechsa

It’s correct to say commercial nuke power has a better safety record. #cleantechsa

Fresh From Twitter for 8-31-09

Monday, August 31st, 2009

Find out which public officials bought stolen Southwest Airline tickets in this online database: http://bit.ly/1wDEio #mysa

@breannesp Glad I made the cut!

I got a cool story tip today from someone who found my Web site on Google. Internets ftw.

@sonyaharvey Homework can be fun … kinda.

Check the safety record of the South Texas nuclear plant — and let us know what we missed: http://bit.ly/FakHQ #mysa

Fresh From Twitter

Friday, August 14th, 2009

Texas Public Radio examines how the San Antonio Express-News has dealt with staff cutbacks: http://bit.ly/gL7IS (mp3 file)

STP nuclear plant up close: http://twitpic.com/dvkma (via @editorrivard)
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Scott Stroud: Sculley’s ‘efficiency’ could diminish scrutiny at City Hall: http://bit.ly/F0lPl

Student Reporter Damon Weaver, 11, interviews Barack Obama at the White House: http://bit.ly/grWD8


If you like photography, this is a cool blog by the pros at the Express-News: http://bit.ly/15IX67. #mysa

Fresh from Twitter: 8-10-09

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Swartz: Newspapers need to do more to innovate. “Is Steve Jobs the only innovative person in this country?”

Swartz to newsroom: “Do you have a blog? … It’s more work but it’s also another outlet for our creativity.”

Swartz is a big fan of social media.

Swartz on why we increased subscription rates: In the past “we’ve been pricing our paper for people who didn’t want it.”

Swartz likes the NY Times idea of “metering” online content.

Fresh from Twitter: 8-5-09

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

Interesting story: @tsgnews investigates Pranknet, a chat group that carries out “cruel and outrageous hoaxes.” http://bit.ly/VO8m8

Mayor tells CPS to rethink nuke options: http://bit.ly/WTrRk #mysa

RT @jayrosen_nyu: Why I believe in the link economy, Chris Ahearn, President of Reuters Media http://tr.im/vCJS

Cool project by @SunFoundation: Visualizing The Health Care Lobbyist Complex: http://bit.ly/2lF0NJ (h/t @agahran)

RT @210sa Congrats to Express-News reporters Todd Bensman & Guillermo Contreras, who were in DC to accept their Nat’l Press Club award