Jon Stewart on the newspaper crisis
HT : Steve Outing
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December 10, 2008
May as well laugh...
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Harold Evans: Pictures on a Page: Photo-journalism, Graphics and Picture Editing
Harold Evans: Essential English for Journalists, Editors and Writers (Pimlico)
Steven Barnett: The Rise and Fall of Television Journalism: Just Wires and Lights in a Box?
Vin Ray: The Television News Handbook: An Insider's Guide to Being a Great Broadcast Journalist
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- American Journalism Review
- BBC College of Journalism
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- British Journalism Review
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- Columbia Journalism Review
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- GRNLive
- Jay Rosen
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- Jim Romenesko
- John Naughton
- Journalism Foundation
- Knight Digital Media Center
- Kristine Lowe
- Leveson Inquiry | LSE Media Policy Project
- Mark Danner
- Media network | The Guardian
- Media Standards Trust
- Mediashift
- MediaStorm®
- MIT Center for Civic Media |
- Nieman Lab
- OWNI
- Poynter
- Project for Excellence in Journalism
- Rebecca Mackinnon
- Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
- Roy Greenslade
- Tehran Bureau
- The Frontline Club
- The Leveson Inquiry
- Thomson Foundation
John is reporting that the newspapers are going out of business because the internet has destroyed the print media.
Posted by: flash free | January 20, 2009 at 12:29 AM