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	Phil's Blogservations Saturday, May 28, 2005 Posted by philgomes 1:54 AM Inside The Newsroom Inside The Newsroom (I meant to get to this earlier this week, but a series of Microsoft Moments conspired against me.) But... Now this is exciting. You'd be very hard pressed to find a daily paper that chronicles its semi-daily editorial meetings in a blog like The Spokesman-Review does. In many ways, most traditional or mainstream publications that blog provide a similar insight into how newsrooms work or, at the very least, an extra level of richness and depth. I'm not sure how someone can be a competent media relations professional in this day and age without visiting these blogs or subscribing to these feeds. A while back when I was writing the G2Blog, I noted this post by InfoWorld's Scott Tyler Shafer. It was during those days-long blackouts in New York. I apologize in advance if this post comes to be offensive... but this power outage is not a good thing for me. In the next 48 hours I'm going to be inundated with pitches about disaster recovery and remote mirroring. Please make it stop. Any representative acting on behalf of an enterprise storage firm who didn't see this post stood a good chance of humilation. Fortunately, Mr. Shafer was merciful. I doubt many had seen this post before it was linked to from several other places. Thanks to Steve Rubel for the link. HOME | OBSESSIONS | FAQ | HEROES | CAREER | BLOG | CONTACT Note that the views expressed on this site do not necessarily reflect those of Phil's employer, its business partners, its clients, or anyone or anything that doesn't come from Phil.	ABOUT THIS BLOG This blog not only discusses PR and media matters, but Phil's everyday observations about a variety of topics. EMAIL phil[at] philgomes[[dot}]com SYNDICATE Feedburner ARCHIVE YAHOO! IM SKYPE WISH LIST PITCH POLICY MY PHOTOS www.flickr.com Photostream RSS Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz COMMENT AND TRACKBACK POLICY Comments and trackbacks are unmoderated, though I will delete the patently offensive ones. Any comments and trackbacks are the opinions of the individual writer of those comments and trackbacks, and not those of Phil Gomes, his employer, its clients, or its business partners. If you have a bone to pick, bug the people who wrote the comment or trackback.