Building a baseline takes a village: JA sustainability forum index
Two days, 300 comments and 50 participants later, what did we learn? Publishers share revenue practices offered in a comprehensive easy to use index to help you hammer out new tracks to prosperity.
Learnings from CJET: Build your business know-how
Thirty+ publishers of independent community and investigative news sites built business action plans for sustainable futures at the first ever Community Journalism Executive Training. Sharpen your focus with CJET takeaways and resources.
Finding new ways of expressing media
The Breaking News Network (BNN) is reimagining news and information social networks. Striving to become a "PBS of social media sourced news," BNN segments Twitter feeds across 350 cities with a potential reach of 400,000 to give the local arts, civic and cultural groups a way to get their message out.
Transforming journalism for a new era
How might a Northwest-based Center for Journalism Innovation and Civic Engagement provide a unique approach to truly transform the possibility and promise of journalism in the digital age?
Collective impact for greater return
Is high impact collaboration the future? The Media Consortium's Jo Ellen Green Kaiser details how it can be organized for success, the investment theirs required and the return it offers.
Blog Posts
Monday, September 23
Decoding Collaboration Part 3: Collective impact deconstructed
Thursday, August 8
Decoding Collaboration Part 2: News collaborations - defining impact
Wednesday, July 24
Decoding Collaboration Part 1: Can or should news collaboration be forced?
Wednesday, May 15
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?
Comments
Wednesday, June 5
Glen Luke Flanagan on What kind of journalism education today best sets students up for success tomorrow?
A thought that struck me after leaving yesterday's chat is that we might get more revealing answers if we restructured the original question. Whether or not one's education prepares one to succeed is largely up to how well one takes advantage of that...
Tuesday, June 4
Rosenblumtv on What kind of journalism education today best sets students up for success tomorrow?
On the money at The Guardian, apparently http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/may/28/unpaid-internships-privilege-ruin-journalism
Tuesday, June 4
Angelica Kalika on What kind of journalism education today best sets students up for success tomorrow?
At CU Boulder's Journalism and Mass Communications Program I was able to dip my toe wherever I felt needed in order to shape my skills to become a multimedia journalist.
Tuesday, June 4
Nicole Staudinger on What kind of journalism education today best sets students up for success tomorrow?
This concludes the live portion of the forum for the day. For those coming late, I mentioned before that we’ve been talking a lot about what is missing and frustrating, but where do we go from here? As current or emerging journalists, what are...
Beyond fun, real collaboration takes resources, hard work and strategic commitment - there are a few particularly strong leaders working toward shared outcomes, folks we are so grateful to - like the folks at Free Press, or Electronic Frontier Founda...