Hi, I’m Ernie Smith. I’m a 27-year-old journalist. I was recently laid off. So were a lot of my friends. It’s because the news industry is in decline. But news isn’t. So, maybe it’s time to figure out another road. Here’s one path.
Too much information In this age of RSS feeds, to-the-millisecond news and information overload, it’s hard to make sense of what’s really important in the world.
Too much information In this age of RSS feeds, to-the-millisecond news and information overload, it’s hard to make sense of what’s really important in the world.
That’s where we come in ShortFormBlog, created as an evolution of newspaper design concepts, is an attempt to clear the clutter of information. We simplify and emphasize, to help you make sense of it.
Too much information In this age of RSS feeds, to-the-millisecond news and information overload, it’s hard to make sense of what’s really important in the world.
That’s where we come in ShortFormBlog, created as an evolution of newspaper design concepts, is an attempt to clear the clutter of information. We simplify and emphasize, to help you make sense of it.
Size matters It’s about scale. It’s about emphasis. It’s about getting to the heart of the idea. We feel we can say more with a few short words than a bunch of long ones.
My friends – You’ve kept me going. Elliot’s Fair Grounds in Norfolk – you let me be a vagrant in your coffee shop as I started coding this from scratch. (Can one be friends with a coffee shop?) Jim McBee, Megan Lavey and Brian French – you provided the spark of inspiration. Brianne Warner, Stephanie Bernat and David Putney – you gave me the structure and leadership I needed at Link. Jill Martin and Jon Woodruff – you’ve been amazing friends. Everyone who offered input – you turned this into something really great. Thank you all.