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Watch this short interview with Eric Alterman from CUNY on the future of print journalism
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
John Paton's wise words
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| John Paton CEO of the Journal Register Company |
"As career journalists we have entered a new era where what we know
and what we traditionally do has finally found its value in the marketplace
and that value is about zero.
and what we traditionally do has finally found its value in the marketplace
and that value is about zero.
Our traditional journalism models and our journalistic efforts are
inefficient
and up against the Crowd – armed with mobile devices and internet connections- incomplete.
and up against the Crowd – armed with mobile devices and internet connections- incomplete.
Our response to date as an industry has been as equally inefficient and in many cases emotional.
'You’re gonna miss us when we’re gone' is not much of a business model."
Read the whole blog here:
CAN THE GUARDIAN SURVIVE?
CAN THE GUARDIAN SURVIVE?
Newspapers are in crisis—yet they have
greater reach than ever before.
And nowhere is this truer than at the Guardian, the paper that revealed the phone-hacking scandal. Tim de Lisle follows its triumphs and tribulations and talks to its editor...
And nowhere is this truer than at the Guardian, the paper that revealed the phone-hacking scandal. Tim de Lisle follows its triumphs and tribulations and talks to its editor...
From INTELLIGENT LIFE Magazine, July/August 2012
Is Journalism's Digital Future Going to be About Quality, or Junk?
In Print or Online, Newspapers Tarnish Their Brand by Offering Readers Less
By Tony Rogers, About.com Guide
"I don't really care how my news is delivered. I just want solid reporting, sparkling writing
and a sense that the nooks and crannies of my community,
from the city council to the courthouse,
are being watched by a reporter
somewhere. "
and a sense that the nooks and crannies of my community,
from the city council to the courthouse,
are being watched by a reporter
somewhere. "
Fit to print - laid off journalists speak
Laid off journalists speak out about the death of newspapers in the upcoming documentary "Fit To Print."
State of the Media 2012
Good graphic on the State of the Media
from the Pew Research Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism
from the Pew Research Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism
http://stateofthemedia.org/2012/mobile-devices-and-news-consumption-some-good-signs-for-journalism/infographic/
What is it that journalists do? It can’t be reduced to just one thing
What is it that journalists do? It can’t be reduced to just one thing
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