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How do we fund journalism in future? | Greenslade | Guardian Unlimited

Roy Greenslade reporting from a "future of journalism" conference in Australia, asking after 'the business model' for newspapers / journalism of the future. He mentions Jay Rosen, who joined the conference via satellite hook-up, and this in turn sparks some interesting conversation on the comments board (particularly by Rosen himself).

Tags: greenslade, the_guardian, journalism, business_model, newspapers, jay_rosen on 2008-05-03 -All Annotations (2) -About

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Study finds gap between editors and readers in ground rules for online conversations - MIT TechReview

Fascinating study regarding the discrepancies between what MSM professionals believe and what its reading public believes. The latter think that anonymous comments are ok; that journalists/ authors participating in online conversations with readers is ok; and that expressions of personal views by journalists are ok. The 'professionals' believe the exact opposite. Hmmm.

Tags: mit_techreview, socialmedia, socialtheory, conversations, media, newspapers, blogging on 2008-04-10 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Huh? As fortune declines, newspaper readership rises - Crosscut Seattle

Great article by Douglas McLennan (of http://www.artsjournal.com/). I've had this open in a browser tab since the end of February -- postponing bookmarking it because I felt I needed to annotate it / comment on it appropriately. But now I'm bookmarking it with just one bit of advice: just read the article, especially if you're interested in newspapers and news media. The issue McLennan addresses? From the lead-in to the article: "More people are reading newspapers than ever before — on the Web. Yet publishers in Seattle and elsewhere continue to lament their decline. Why are they failing to capitalize on all these new eyeballs?" Figure it out, Mr or Ms Newspaperperson.

Tags: crosscut, newspapers, seattle on 2008-03-04 -All Annotations (6) -About

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