An Ax, a Notebook, and a Microphone. Blog, write a story, tell it over the airwaves. A freelancer from Corvallis, Ore. , is a unique kind of journalists. She writes, she records radio spots, she blogs, she creates multimedia presentations, and she does it all while getting her hands dirty and revealing the essence of the topic she is covering.

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Wednesday, February 16, 2011. The Challenge of Discussing Innovation and Jobs. Sven Otto Littorin, Swedish entrepreneur in politics and business will be visiting the Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication until July 2011. Mr Littorin is interested in developing the link between innovation and jobs, and the interaction between creation of policy and public discussion, crossing the traditional verticals of government. The full bio of Mr Littorin is available on the Stanford InJo website.