Economics + Future of Media
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Very few of us become journalists so that we can write product reviews, celebrity gossip, or forty-seven tips for driving your man crazy in bed—even if that’s how we pay the bills. Yet as media have converged online, opportunities to produce meaningful journalism—that which gives people the tools they need to understand and improve their lives and society, the kind that inspires young people to become journalists in the first place—have declined precipitously, at least within legacy media organizations able to provide decent pay, benefits, and a measure of stability.
How We’re Financing Meaningful Journalism « Knight Garage
link economy
the economics of Open Source
Journalism in the Age of Data: A Video Report on Data Visualization by Geoff McGhee
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Sergii Danylenko and Anna Prymakova asked me to speak about " changes in media over the past five years " at MediaCamp Kyiv last week.