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Marco FareAnother article on journalism and its business model. Everyone recognizes the role of the journalism in the society and politics, but no one knows how to pay for it.
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To hear publishers tell it, they are deeply concerned about losing their audience, but the facts don’t bear this out. They’ve been losing their audience since 1984, the year readership first began shrinking (and ten years before the launch of the commercial web.) When their audience was shrinking but their ad revenues were growing, they were mum about social value. Now that the web means their audience is growing again but their ad revenues are falling, they’ve suddenly discovered their civic function. (Next stop: publishers lobbying for federal support on national security grounds. This will happen within two years.)
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Alan VonlanthenDefending businesses based on scarce production is simply special pleading in the face of a change this epochal (...) Found via Headshift
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Gordon Haff"What’s worth saving, as a critical function, is investigative journalism. We need someone, many someones, to do long, deep, boring research, for stories that may not even pan out."
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