SOJO is dead, Megan’s blog lives on

Posted November 29th, 2008 by

I’ve decided to retire SOJO: Student of Online Journalism as the title of my blog.

Although I am always learning, and in some respect will always remain a “Student of Online Journalism,” my posts have been veering farther and father from that topic.

I will continue to write about “the Web, the media and journalism,” and my own experiences in these areas. I’ll probably write about some other random stuff too.

But I’ve graduated from school, and as harsh as the real world is in comparison, that’s where I live now. So, good-bye SOJO. But I’m going to keep writing.

  • http://www.greglinch.com greglinch

    There’s a dude reading your blog posts to me, but I hear your voice in the back of my head, haha.

  • http://www.greglinch.com Greg Linch

    There’s a dude reading your blog posts to me, but I hear your voice in the back of my head, haha.

  • http://www.megantaylor.org Megan Taylor

    I thought it would be a cool thing to try out. What do you think? Useful? Silly?

  • http://www.megantaylor.org Megan Taylor

    I thought it would be a cool thing to try out. What do you think? Useful? Silly?

  • http://mcwflint.blogspot.com/ mcwflint MaryannChickWhiteside

    Glad you will keep blogging. Hope you will remember there’s a lot to be gained by being a lifelong learner.

  • http://MCWFLINT.com Mcwflint

    Glad you will keep blogging. Hope you will remember there’s a lot to be gained by being a lifelong learner.

  • http://www.megantaylor.org Megan Taylor

    Thanks. I used to tell my parents that I wanted to go to school forever. That’s not really a logical lifestyle, but the sentiment is still there.

  • http://www.megantaylor.org Megan Taylor

    Thanks. I used to tell my parents that I wanted to go to school forever. That’s not really a logical lifestyle, but the sentiment is still there.

About Megan Taylor

I'm currently working at the Jewish National Fund as a web developer. I also take freelance projects on in my spare time. Contact me at mtaylor@megantaylor.org.

Current personal projects include: a data blog about the Concourse neighborhood in the Bronx, learning Python and learning how to cook.

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