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A fundamental shift in the mode of news production
Changes in news production and journalistic employment are often simplistically explai…
public policy
Getting It Wrong: The FTC and Policies for the Future of Journalism
Following hearings on the state of newspapers this past year, the U.S. Federal Trade C…
product development
THE BIGGEST MISTAKE OF JOURNALISM PROFESSIONALISM
Efforts to professionalize journalism began early in the twentieth century as a respon…
Rocky Mountain News
JOURNALISM AS CHARITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Many journalists pursuing new online initiatives are learning that good intentions are…
public policy
PUBLISHERS URGE MORE PUBLIC AID FOR NEWSPAPERS, BUT H.R. 3602 WON'T SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS
The push for government support for newspaper continues and this week publishers and t…
television
JOURNALISM STARTUPS ARE HELPFUL, BUT NO PANACEA FOR NEWS PROBLEMS
One of the most exciting developments in journalism is the widespread appearance of on…
public policy
ANALYSIS OF THE NEWSPAPER REVITALIZATION ACT
The Newspaper Revitalization Act introduced by Sen. Benjamin Cardin, D-Md., would perm…
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