All Blog Posts Tagged 'models' (4)

Academics who are planning to attend the AEJMC annual August convention in Denver might want to sign up for the preconvention conference: Journalism Schools as News Providers:… Continue

Getting a journalism degree in 2009 seems like a dumb idea. There are no jobs. Not only that, so far in 2009 U.S. newspapers have cut almost 12,000 jobs, according to Paper Cuts. Huge newspaper companies, such as Hearst, McClatchy, and The New York Times, find their once soaring stock prices left valueless while upstart Internet companies with no track record of profitability are valued in the millions and billions.



Wanting to become a newspaper journalist in 2009 is like wanting to… Continue

Via onlinejournalismblog:

Michael Rosenblum speaking to news execs in the U.K. Worth a watch if only to keep the fire burning for commitment in our own newsrooms.

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Michael Rosenblum @ Society of Editors 08 from Paul… Continue

Interesting post today at masteringmultimedia, who pulls this piece from Rosenblumtv's post he calls microeconomics:

The web offers not just another platform for distribution of product, but rather an entirely new calculus for how an online media company can be run. By its very nature, it changes the construct of most…

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