Local News Revenue Conundrum: Foundations
To diversify revenue streams media providers in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere are experimenting with a range of different way to secure income. Previously I mentioned One popular way newspapers […]
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Local News Revenue Conundrum: Paywalls and Digital Subscriptions
The need to diversify revenue streams is fairly universal. As a result, media providers in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere are experimenting with a range of different way to secure […]
Data Journalism
For the Agora report, I interviewed several journalists in the Pacific-Northwest. One topic of discussion was how they re-examining some of their approaches to and philosophies about the practice of journalism. Previously, […]
Does Local Journalism Still Mater?
I recently published a new, 22,000 word study, on the evolution of local journalism in the Pacific Northwest. Over the coming weeks, I’ll be breaking up the research into smaller, […]
[New report] Local Journalism in the Pacific Northwest
The study, “Local journalism in the Pacific Northwest: Why It Matters, How It’s Evolving and Who Pays for It,” supported and published by the Agora Journalism Center at the University of Oregon, […]
If small newspapers are going to survive, they’ll have to be more than passive observers to the news
Originally published at http://www.niemanlab.org. Editor’s note: Damian Radcliffe and Christopher Ali are in the process of completing a report about U.S. newspapers with a circulation under 50,000 for Columbia’s Tow […]
The state of news media in the US: what you need to know
Article originally published on TheMediaBriefing. The Pew Research Center’s annual “State of News Media” report is a must-read for US media watchers. This year’s 118-page study provides an extensive exploration […]
