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Joel Campbell is a former editor and reporter at the Deseret News and a corporate communications manager.

He now teaches college journalism courses and researches issues about journalism ethics and Freedom of Information.

You can reach him via e-mail at foiguy@gmail.com.

Joel Campbell

Mormon Media Observer

Four good ideas to reinvent media – The leader of the LDS Church's media-related companies has a big goal to reach hundreds of millions of people worldwide with light and knowledge. He's starting with four good projects. read more

Marla Cilley

The FlyLady

The FlyLady: Make room for the new – Our homes did not get cluttered in a day, and they are not going to get clean overnight. This is just a simple little fact of life. Here's how to clean it up. read more

Leanne Ely

The Dinner Diva

Dinner Diva: Exploring frozen foods – If it's March, it must be national frozen food month, queue the merry music. We should all be running out and celebrating by buying up frozen food, left, right and center. read more

Blogger Brawl

Blogger Brawl: Amy Clement vs. Jeff Hofmann – Writing about her bizarre dating luck, Amy Clement takes on the witty Jeff Hofmann in our latest Blogger Brawl contest. Vote for your favorite. read more

McKay Coppins

Mormon Twentysomething

Our job: Forgive our fallen heroes – The best thing we can do is support our fallen heroes in their repentance and hope for the same treatment if we ever find ourselves in a similar situation. read more

Nicole Sheahan

Inside Mormon Music

Fotheringham has passion for music, writing – Debra Fotheringham has developed a style of her own. Her soothing clear voice, versatility on the guitar and thought-provoking songs set her apart.
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Steven Kapp Perry

Cricket & Seagull Fireside Chat

Steven Kapp Perry: 'The Time-Starved Family' – As a mother of seven, DeAnne Flynn knows well the challenge of staying balanced in a world where busier seems to be equated with better. read more

Orson Scott Card

In the Village

Orson Scott Card: Do it anyway – Martina McBride, one of the great country voices, sings a deceptively simple lyric in the song "Do It Anyway." read more

Stacie Duce

Cub Scout Chronicles

Cub Scout Chronicles: Pinewood Derby prayers – The best night of the year is uniquely interpreted based on a person's priorities and passions. For football fanatics, it's the Super Bowl. For Cub Scouts, it's Pinewood Derby. read more

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Joel Campbell: Mormon Media Observer

Four good ideas to reinvent media

The leader of the LDS Church's media-related companies has a big goal to reach hundreds of millions of people worldwide with light and knowledge. He's starting with four good projects.

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