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Rather than levying taxes for the sake of old media give tax breaks to new media says Jeff Jarvis
Journalism is not in crisis – its fate lies in the hands of new and old media entrepreneurs, not institution That's according to Jeff Jarvis writing in Media Guardian this morning responds to Columbia Journalism's president, Lee Bollinger, who declared... Full Article at Thoughts of Nigel
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A few days earlier, in New York, Columbia University's school of journalism – the keeper of the Pulitzer Prize and, with it, the flame of traditional, professional journalism – answered the same question with a report, The Reconstruction of American... Full Article at PDA - Digital Content Blog | The Guardian
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Jarvis also mentioned that he was pleased that the title of the conference, "Is World Journalism in Crisis" posed a question. He answered this question by stating firmly that he did not believe the industry to be in trouble. Full Article at Editors Weblog
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"We have to support the means for entrepreneurial journalism," Professor Jeff Jarvis argued at the 'Is World Journalism in Crisis?' event at Coventry University on Wednesday. Full Article at Journalism.co.uk
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The ultimate story of my dissertation research — as much as I didn’t want it to be — had to do with the unraveling of a once-dominant Philadelphia news network, Philadelphia Media Holdings (a.k.a. the newspapers — see the latest on their bankruptcy... Full Article at Nieman Journalism Lab
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We have to support the means for entrepreneurial journalism
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Rather than surrendering, and believing there isn't a model, what we've set out to do at CUNY was to see whether we could find sustainable business models for the future of journalism
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It's not about embracing me. I don't care if anybody embraces me
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Jeff is a practitioner who has some good ideas that he's excited about and wants to see tested widely
SOURCE: NPR
