In which Medill's fall Interactive Innovation Project issues a white paper, finding that the central position newspapers have held in communicating the news of Americans’ deaths is now substantially threatened by changes in technology and audience behavior.
Owen Youngman
The festival of links you can create these days when writing about new business models for the news industry is a wonder to behold. As we have noted here before, it seems sometimes there are almost as many conferences on the topic as there are stories about paid content, most […]
Co-operative-etition, Chicago style
In which I explain away my absence from the keyboard by walking through what I've been reading to get ready for my winter class, "How 21st Century Media Work."