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Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 24/04/2009
Every day, with everything they do, the key question for journalists and news organizations in these tight - that is, more efficient - times must be: Are you adding value? And if you’re not, why are you doing whatever you’re doing? Sitting in a hotel room, cruising by CNN the other day, ...
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Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 19/04/2009
Here’s a Washington Post interview with me today, bringing out my optimism for journalism. Snippets:Will journalism still make money?I’m running a project on new business models for news to try to determine just that. It will primarily come from advertising still. The future of news in a ...
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Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 19/03/2009
At CUNY’s Graduate School of Journalism we just told the students that they no longer need to commit to a media track - print, broadcast, or interactive. We believe this is the next step in convergence. All media become one. Since the day we opened our doors, CUNY has taught all students all m ...
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Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 18/03/2009
Alan Mutter and I duke it out (well, not really) in an LA Times Dustup over the state and fate of newspapers for the next three days. Alan and I agree about a lot - except the wisdom and reality of charging for paper content. So I’m not sure we’ll be be kicking up a [...]
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Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 03/03/2009
I finally had a free hour to read Phil Bronstein’s post about the future and lack thereof of newspapers and how to live to inform another day (including reference to me reading entrails, not a pleasant visual, especially for me). I can sum up his piece in one word:Cooperation. Right. If there ...
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