The man with seven hats

from The Talking Pictures Podcast Hosted by Todd Mizener

He says that he is an accidental editor but native Iowa photojournalist Scott Norris is a born leader. 15-years ago Norris left his home state of Iowa to work for Gannett’s original flagship paper, the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, in upstate New York as the assistant photo editor. 800 miles from Iowa City and 15 years later he is now the historic newspaper’s Consumer Experience Director. In this week’s Talking Pictures Podcast Todd M sits down with his old friend to discuss the changes in the way newspapers deliver the news to their customers. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle is on the cutting end of digital news delivery and a world away from the world ToddM and Scott worked in back in Iowa City in the 1980’s.

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