Nicholas Spangler: "I spent eight years at The Miami Herald, mainly writing features, and when the paper laid me off in 2009, I was humiliated and sad. But people told me getting laid off could be a good thing and I listened to them." ... - The new (content mill) styleguide demands for concise stories, easy to understand, and full of “actionable verbs.”
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November 04, 2010
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