- Rebecca Ford is a freelance print and online journalist based in Los Angeles. She has written for Metromix, Deadline Hollywood Daily, Los Angeles Magazine, Ms. Magazine and Hollywood Patch, among others. She enjoys writing about entertainment, pop culture and travel.
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Press release: My new job
University Link Magazine released this press release today: University Link Magazine is Proud to Name Rebecca Ford as Their New Managing Editor USC Alum Rebecca Ford will start her run as managing editor when University Link Magazine hits big this … Continue reading
Nikki Finke in The New Yorker
I stumbled upon this article yesterday… It’s clearly written by a guy who lives in New York, trying to write about Hollywood, but interesting enough. Call Me Why Hollywood fears Nikki Finke. by Tad Friend October 12, 2009 On February … Continue reading
Don’t you hate when that happens?
Don’t you hate when the magazine you JUST started to freelance movie review for FOLDS? Just me? I started reviewing for Radar magazine online, just to find out it is folding, or being taken over, or both. Gotta love journalism.
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Tagged journalism, magazine, magazines, movies, radar, radar magazine
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News 21 Goes Live
The website for the News 21 Fellowship I’ve been involved with for the last ten weeks finally goes live tonight. The stories range from Evangelicals, to new citizens to Native Americans and how their votes will affect the upcoming election. … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, Campaign 2008, journalism, native americans, new Mexico, news, news 21, politics
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Criticism of the Critic
The LA Times had an interesting piece on film criticism in their paper today. They let their film critics write about any regrets they’ve ever had about a film they reviewed. I love film criticism. In a perfect world, I … Continue reading
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Tagged criticism, film, journalism, kenneth turan, los angeles times, movies, writing
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Huffington Post- shameless self-promotion
I have another post on Huffington Post’s Off the Bus. It’s about Michelle Obama’s future as the presidential campaign really heats up. Check it out here.
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Tagged huffington post, journalism, Michelle Obama, news, Obama, politics
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Citizen Journalism- The future?
Because my current project has a lot of interaction with Huffington Post’s Off the Bus, I’ve had some time to think about this idea of citizen journalism. The theory that normal citizens who don’t practice journalism as their career can … Continue reading
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Did you know?
The other day at work, our tech guy showed us this video. It’s amazing that it can actually hold your attention for the entire time, based only on the fact that the facts are so interesting. We are living in … Continue reading
Festival of Books
Today I attended Los Angeles Times’ Festival of Books, an annual event where some of the best writers in the country gather to participate in panels and book signing on the UCLA campus. The event is free, and apparently about … Continue reading
