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What kind of journalism education today best sets students up for success tomorrow?

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?

JA Market Scan: U of O’s School of Journalism and Communication prepares to launch a new Center for Journalism Innovation

What are the new mechanisms of sustainability, distribution and experience creation to serve an increasingly diversified news market?

JA Interview: Building a pipeline for minority journalist entrepreneurs

A pipeline for journalists with entrepreneurial ambitions, UNITY New U teaches business basics, awards seed grants, then connects startups with an angel network for deeper guidance and mentoring.

JA resource collection designed to fuel your business success

JA resources are curated to fuel your success. How to get the most out of the extensive, cross-network collection so you can do more of what works and less of what doesn’t.

Community Journalism Executive Training: Define your exit to build a legacy

Challenging community publishers to think about an exit strategy at CJET reveals it’s not just about selling out. From survive to sustain to partner, sell or build a legacy.

JA publisher profile with ProPublica’s Stephen Engelberg: “This may shake out to be a Golden Age of investigative reporting.”

“Sometimes you can get impact by reaching a lot of people, sometimes you get impact by reaching the right people.” ProPublica's Stephen Engelberg on purpose, money, and nonprofit news.

Common Language Project’s Jessica Partnow on Teaching Entrepreneurship

Jessica Partnow’s shares how she helps students create success for themselves and their communities in the new media news landscape.

Digital pioneer Robert Niles on teaching entrepreneurship

Robert Niles founded and edits Theme Park Insider, a theme park news site. He also contributes to the Online Journalism Review and conducts trainings for journalists across the country.

Dan Gillmor on Teaching Entrepreneurship and the Startup Culture

Dan Gilmore, Director of the Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, shares his take.
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