Looking to the future of journalism, might networked collaboration yield greater return?
Asking if journalism has effectively defined this yet, there may be more than one answer.
Posted by Jo Ellen Green Kaiser on September 23, 2013
Topics: Blog, Distribution Tags: Capacity, Collaboration, Featured, Future of Journalism, Infrastructure, Innovation, Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, Media Consortium, Storytelling, Strategy, Sustainability, Use Case
Looking to the future of journalism, might networked collaboration yield greater return?
Asking if journalism has effectively defined this yet, there may be more than one answer.
Posted by Jo Ellen Green Kaiser on August 8, 2013
Topics: Blog, Community Tags: Accountability, Analysis, Best Practices, Capacity, Civic Journalism, Collaboration, Community Engagement, Emerging Trends, Future of Journalism, Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, Media Consortium
If goals guide form, collaboration’s potential to transform journalism remains largely unrealized. Getting real about large scale impact - are smart networked efforts the future?
Posted by Jo Ellen Green Kaiser on July 24, 2013
Topics: Blog, Community Tags: Civic Journalism, Collaboration, Engagement Models, Future of Journalism, Innovation, John Bracken, Media Consortium, Networks, New Journalism, Opportunity, Partnerships, Recommendations, Scaling, Sustainability
Blending business skills into how the journalism gets done: how can the classroom throttle student success to drive real innovation into the new news market supply chain?
Posted by Lisa Skube on May 15, 2013
Topics: Blog, Education Tags: Academy, Analysis, Civic Engagement, Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, Crowdsourcing, Digital Age, Digital Journalism, Education, Entrepreneurial Journalism, Evaluation, Future of Journalism, George S. Turnbull Portland Center, Innovation, Journalism Education, Journalism School, Journalism Students
With trademark wit and down-to-earth reality, narrative non-fiction icon Calvin Trillin shares tales and tips with students, scholars and working journos.
Posted by Matt Tiffany on December 19, 2012
Topics: Blog, Craft Tags: Craft, Future of Journalism, George S. Turnbull Portland Center, Writing
Analysing journalism’s future through the lens of a needed restructuring. Targeted to help journalists, news organizations and groups outside the traditional news ecosystem move ahead to success.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on December 7, 2012
Topics: Education, Resources Tags: Analysis, Digital Journalism, Future of Journalism, Report, Tow Center for Digital Journalism
A new vision for J-schools as vital contributors to community, centers of practice with real impact, “laboratories of innovation” contributing to the “policymaking process that underpins them.”
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on July 27, 2012
Topics: Education, Policy, Resources Tags: Academy, Collaboration, Future of Journalism, J-School, Journalism Education, Journalism Policy, Report
Will social media get boring? Will Amazon conquer? See 23 predictions for journalism in 2012 that could inspire your future. These bright writers weigh in on what may matter most.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on January 27, 2012
Topics: Craft, Distribution, Resources, Revenue, Technology Tags: Emerging Trends, Future of Journalism, Thought Leaders
A rich collection of videos and articles from a gathering at the Paley Center for Media to discuss journalism education for the 21st century.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 5, 2011
Topics: Community, Education, Resources Tags: Audience Engagement, Carnegie Corporation, Carnegie-Knight, Digital Media, Entrepreneurship, Future of Journalism, Journalism Education, Knight Foundation, Online Tools, Paley Center for Media, Thought Leaders
Discussion, tools, articles, workshops and forums by a number of leading thinkers in publishing, news reporting and the academy.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on September 1, 2011
Topics: Community, Craft, Education, Policy, Resources Tags: Best Practices, Crowdsourcing, Future of Journalism, Journalism Ethics, Networks
