CohenConnect Headlines Sitemap

CohenConnect.com is not a complicated site.
First, there is the basic sitemap of pages:Â About, this Headlines Sitemap, Contact and Philadelphia Weather.
Then, â€œWCYB, 2015-16: Digital MediaÂ Managerâ€ has a list of articles I was able to recover from that time.
For WCYB, keep in mind I helped with the switch to a higher-level Lakana CMS (content management system) just before leaving, in April 2016. Later, Sinclair bought the stations and changed it again to that companyâ€™s format. Therefore, when you go to the actual webpages, youâ€™ll notice links are gone, graphics have changed, and spacing issues left some words and paragraphs combined.
â€œWTXF, 2016-17: Web Producerâ€ pays homageÂ to my time at Fox 29 in Philadelphia, which I’m sure will be very popular!
At the very bottom of this page are the more than 110 blog posts I’ve written and published over the past 3+ years. You can imagine how many of them early readers and I have forgotten about, and how thankful I am WordPress offers this option.

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Are you looking for a regular â€œsitemapâ€ consisting of blog category words? That’s at the bottom-right of most pages, or simply the bottom of mobile devices.
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It’s definitely useful, but I also suggest using the â€œYou may have missedâ€ scroll-down and â€œsearchâ€ box. They work very well.

As always, please contact me with questions or suggestions, and don’t forget about comment and discussion opportunities below every post.Â You can also mention if you’re interested in writing/web contract work.
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And donâ€™t miss out. If you like what you read here, subscribe to CohenConnect.com with either your email address or WordPress account, to get a notice whenever I publish. The space to do it is between pictures of current subscribers and the category cloud, which contains the most popular categories in an artistic way. You can also subscribe at the bottom of any page, if you’re using a desktop or laptop.

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