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Wednesday, June 02, 2010

2010 Southern California Journalism Awards Finalist

My article in Slate, "Best Weekend Never," which won a 2010 National Entertainment Journalism Award, was just named a finalist for a 2010 Southern California Journalism Award in the Online Entertainment News/Feature/Commentary category. The award winners will be announced June 27. Apparently, Sean Penn and Anderson Cooper will be there.

Download the full list of finalists by clicking here or by visiting the LA Press Club website here.

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Normha

The concept Journalism 2.0 isn't a brand. And any 3.0 title will be seen early on to be trite and ungniaimbative. Almost definitive of linear thinking.I would call it Beyond Journalism' or something like that. Or identify a key concept that doesn't have the word journalism' in it.

Posted by: Normha | Monday, December 03, 2012 at 03:55 PM

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I'm an editor in the Style section at The Washington Post, and I've written about arts, entertainment, business, and technology for the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Slate, Los Angeles Magazine, and other publications. I was previously deputy editor at L.A. Weekly, overseeing arts and culture coverage. I've won awards for my stories about slash fiction, magicians, and television in India, among others. I've appeared on CNN and NPR and I wrote a book about Avenue Q. I've taught journalism at Loyola Marymount University and creative nonfiction at the University of Virginia Young Writers Workshop.

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