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Category Archives: new media
Journalists find new routes to funding
New media requires not only new thinking to succeed, it also requires innovative financing. So, to stay relevant, reliable and readable, modern news gatherers are conjuring ways to keep the dollars flowing. This month’s News at Noon speaker series, co-sponsored … Continue reading
Posted in guest journalists, monthly luncheons, new media, news at noon
Tagged beacon, david sheets, edwardsville, janette lonsdale, missouri history museum, missouri times, new media, news at noon, nicole hollway, ron ameln, scott faughn, semo times, small business monthly, society of professional journalists, southern illinois university, SPJ, st. louis, tammy merrett-murry
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The Opportunities and Obstacles for Minority Media
As the audience for digital media widens, so too does the opportunity for writers, journalists and broadcasters. Populations whose voices were once drowned by the mainstream now have risen to ride the tide of new media sweeping through our lives, … Continue reading
Posted in diversity, education, guest journalists, new media
Tagged aol, belize, bernie hayes, darin slyman, david sheets, don corrigan, global journalism, holly edgell, mizzou, patch, radio hall of fame, SPJ, st. louis, st. louis american, st. louis pro chapter, sunnen lounge, university center, university of missouri, webster university
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The state of the startups in 2012
In the wake of traditional media’s economic struggles, smaller narrowly focused “startups” have blossomed, all of them trying to fill the gaps their larger news-gathering brethren have left open in the wake of cost-cutting and retrenchment. Some have failed. Others … Continue reading
Posted in guest journalists, monthly luncheons, new media
Tagged beacon, bob duffy, brian r. hook, carmine's, dave drebes, david sheets, missouri journal, missouri scout, society of professional journalists, SPJ, st. louis, startups, steve patterson, urbanreviewstl
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