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Steve Buttry, director of Community Engagement and Social Media for Digital First Media, speaks at the Community Media Lab in Ypsilanti, Mich., about digital storytelling and liveblogging.

At the Michigan Press Association convention, hosted at the Amway Grand Hotel in Grand Rapids, "The Shape of Things to Come" was presented by current and former college newspaper editors. It was moderated by Joe Grimm, professor at Michigan State University, who was introduced by Ken Winter, North Central Michigan College and Michigan State University Journalism School instructor, consultant and Petoskey News-Review editor and publisher.

Heritage Media's Michelle Rogers thanks an Eastern Michigan University student for his interest in her work.

It's October 26th 2011 and I'm at Bracken Village part of Evangecal(?) Homes of Michigan and Celine and I'm speaking with Edna Maylog(?). She's 81. She's a native of Celine a career woman all her life. She is a registered nurse and still has her license at 81. She worked at the Detroit health department and she's a graduate of Wayne State University. So Edna hello. Hello. Tell me about your career as a nurse. Did you always know you want to be a nurse. I think I live part of my life with my grandmother and I think through her she would tell me about experiences in the hospital that I decided I wanted to be in there. So my brother wanted to be a teacher but I found out but I found out nursing is part teaching too. Was your grandmother a nurse. No my grandmother wasn't ___ but she I admired nurses ok.

Michelle Rogers, managing editor of Heritage Media-West in Southeast Michigan, interviews Leroy Taylor of Saline about his musical background and work at the U.S. Postal Service.

Part II of an interview with Bob Stevenson, retired superintendent of Willow Run schools in Michigan.

Peg West, Meegan Holland and Kate Nagengas talk about "Covering the Big, Breaking Story Online Including Using Social Media -- A Case Study" at the Michigan AP Editorial Association Annual Editors Meeting Oct. 12 in Mount Pleasant, Mich.

Our go to guys are journalist and for those is that yes it is different and so they were used 2 3 approve deck proposed to Facebook. Ok you may wanna experiment a little bit we're trying to do it manually because the chatter is that in the whole algorithm of importance things that are opposed to two Facebook through a third party are getting less important given less of important ranking in the algorithm then thing that are posted manually and you know the reason for that because if you post it manually you went to Facebook and you were an added fraction. If you post it to Hurkley(?) you are not an added fraction you do not go in Facebook and you were work less so that's an excellent point on who replaced that but that's a really good point. You should just consider that and look at how you're doing it. Sometimes it's just gonna be most convenient. Sometime it's just gonna have to best ___ that you wanted post again ___ this evening or you wanna post it on Facebook later go ahead.