by Peter Jutro | Apr 23, 2018 | Peter Jutro, Professional Overview |
To the generations raised in a digital era, exchanging personal information online might feel as natural as breathing. But no matter how consciously one acknowledges the intrusion of cyberspace into our lives, doing so involves accepting another fact: the internet is...
by Peter Jutro | Apr 23, 2018 | Peter Jutro, Professional Overview |
For good or ill, cyberspace has evolved into a prime medium for activity and interaction. Shopping, socializing, work, recreation–so many actions that once required physical travel can now be done with the touch on a keyboard or the swipe of a finger. But like...
by Peter Jutro | Apr 23, 2018 | Peter Jutro, Professional Overview |
Winds that shred houses to splinters, floods that destroy a city, clouds of crop-choking dust that circulate for years, tremors that topple skyscrapers and split the earth miles deep: these events–and the thousands of lives torn apart in their wake—have been...
by Peter Jutro | Mar 23, 2018 | Peter Jutro, Professional Overview |
“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall” The ongoing political debate of the two or so years since the most recent presidential election campaign began regularly brings to mind one of the first poems I remember learning as a child: Robert Frost’s Mending Wall. As...
by Peter Jutro | Feb 16, 2018 | Peter Jutro, Professional Overview |
Just last year, in late August of 2017, Hurricane Harvey tore through the Houston metropolitan area. Its winds ripped apart anything in its path not bolted to the ground, then drenched what was left in sheet after solid sheet of pouring rain. Roads overflowed and...
by Peter Jutro | Feb 12, 2018 | Peter Jutro, Professional Overview |
Most news media organizations exist to inform, but more than ever in this internet age, in order to survive, the traditional news media look to sell stories as best they can. There is a long-standing aphorism in reporters’ circles: “if it bleeds, it leads.” No doubt...
