Home Page feature December 15 2005 -- Campus Technology

Home Page feature December 15 2005

12/15/05

When Old News Reappears As New News

Google Ghosts of Christmas Past

"You can imagine my surprise when the first item in my recent Google News alert was from a release my office had issued back in 1999," writes Bob Roseth, director of News and Information at the University of Washington. "A long list of other 'news' items followed, from those golden days of yesteryear, 1997 through 2003."

In a CT Web exclusive, Roseth offers suggestions for campus IT and news directors. Find Out More.

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