Are we innovating around the wrong paradigm? Pew's latest assessment explores the effects of a decade of cutbacks and suggests areas that may hold promise for the future.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on March 28, 2013
Topics: Policy, Resources Tags: Digital Media, Emerging Trends, Future of Media, Information Ecology, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, Report
Compare and contrast. Chart your future with Pew’s 2012 industry assessment. Most media sectors “managed to stop the audience losses” and mobile “may lead to a deeper experience with news.”
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on April 6, 2012
Topics: Distribution, Resources, Revenue, Technology Tags: Digital Media, Emerging Trends, Future of Media, Information Ecology, Mobile Technology, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, Report, Technology
Bridging the digital divide with new media techniques to deliver content products to market, KDMC offers fellowships, access to experience and expertise.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on November 23, 2011
Topics: Craft, Education, Resources, Technology Tags: Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, Digital Leadership, Fellowship, Information Ecology, KDMC, Knight Digital Media Center, Knight Foundation, New Media, New Media Platform, News Entrepreneurs, University of Southern California
MPI goes deep and broad exploring how media innovation may best serve democracy with products to help inform policies that advance the public interest.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on November 2, 2011
Topics: Community, Experiments, Policy, Resources Tags: Congress, Digital Democracy, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, FTC, Information Ecology, Media Policy Initiative, MPI, New America Foundation, Open Technology Initiative, Policy
Mediashift correspondents report how new online communication tools are changing the media world. Analysis and a daily "must reads" feed.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on November 1, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Experiments, Resources, Technology Tags: Business Models, Citizen Journalism, Emerging Trends, Information Ecology, J-School, Media Analysis, Mobile, Networks, PBS, Traditional Journalism
Released in 2009 in collaboration with the Aspen Institute, this paper explores what people require to inform their lives in the digital age and how journalism functions in service of this.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 25, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Policy, Resources Tags: Community News, Digital Age, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, Information Ecology, Internet, Knight Foundation, Local News, Newspapers, Radio, Television
J-Lab's analysis for The William Penn Foundation released in 2010 identifies gaps in reporting, maps assets and explores opportunities for future investment in a new model.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 24, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Resources Tags: Collaboration, Information Ecology, J-Lab, Networks, Philadelphia, Public Interest, William Penn Foundation
While recent PEW research reports TV remains the leading source people rely on for breaking news, newspapers (on and offline) are the leading source people turn to for the widest range of information.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 24, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Resources, Revenue Tags: Baltimore, Community News, Information Ecology, Local News, New Media, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism
Looking at the network effect within a larger media landscape offers smart analysis of how producers and consumers of news can connect, share or remain separated.
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on September 16, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Resources Tags: Analysis, Analytics, Audience Engagement, Chicago Community Trust, Information Ecology, Information Needs, Medill, Michele McLellan, Networks, Northwestern University, Research, Rich Gordon
465 pages, 600+ interviews over 18 months: “Diagnosis is sound, but the remedies are lacking.”
Posted by Journalism Accelerator on August 26, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Policy, Resources Tags: Access To Information, Civic Engagement, Digital Democracy, Information Ecology, Information Needs, News Entrepreneurs, Policy