Newspapers: Stabilizing, but Still Threatened
By Rick Edmonds of the Poynter Institute and Emily Guskin, Amy Mitchell and Mark Jurkowitz of the Pew Research Center
If the newspaper industry had theme music in 2013, it might use “Been down so long it looks like up to me,” the much-recycled line from a 1920s blues song.
For the first time since the deep recession that began in 2007, newspaper organizations have grounds for a modicum of optimism.
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Journalism education cannot teach its way to the future, veteran journalist predicts
As we think about the changes whipping through the media industry, there is a nearby storm about to strike journalism education.
The future of journalism education will be a very different and difficult future, a future that is full of innovation and creative disruption. And, I believe, we will see an evolution and uncoupling between the value of a journalism education and a journalism degree.
As we think about the changes whipping through the media industry, there is a nearby storm about to strike journalism education.The future of journalism education will be a very different and difficult future, a future that is full of innovation and creative disruption. And, I believe, we will see an evolution and uncoupling between the value of a journalism education and a journalism degree.
