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CUNY Journalism School takes the lead on The Local

CUNY Journalism School takes the lead on The Local

Posted 19 February 2010 | By Sandeep Junnarkar | Categories: Business Models, Future of Journalism, General, Multimedia Storytelling, Tutorials | No Comments

The CUNY Graduate School of Journalism recently assumed the editorial leadership NYTimes.com’s The Local community web site, which covers the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.
The plan is to build on The Times’ work, which first launched in the spring 2009, and to make it more scalable, generating greater [...]

Media’s Fall and Rise

Media’s Fall and Rise

Posted 08 December 2009 | By Barbara Raab | Categories: Business Models, Future of Journalism, General | 2 Comments

“Read this,” I instructed several CUNY J-School students in a recent email. “Read every word of it. He’s talking about you.” I had provided a link to David Carr’s latest Media Equation column, “The Fall and Rise of Media.”

Crowdfunding: Anatomy and aftermath of one trash-y story

Crowdfunding: Anatomy and aftermath of one trash-y story

Posted 08 December 2009 | By Barbara Raab | Categories: Business Models, Crowdfunding, Future of Journalism, Web Tools | 1 Comment

Crowdfunding, while not a tool in the technical sense, may turn out to be an indispensable business tool in the new ecosystem of journalism. While the idea of getting many people to donate small amounts of cash to fund a project is not new — charities do it, political campaigns do it — some forward-thinking journalists and entrepreneurs are starting to apply the same crowdfunding concept to the news.