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JTM Google Group
The Journalism That Matters Google group is a home base for sharing of best practices, new projects and important insights among alumni of Journalism That Matters gatherings. We aim to foster mutual aid and insight among local online news community entrepreneurs and others.
Updated: 1 hour 9 min ago
FW: Alumni Day Conference at the J-School: Saturday, April 10
Some great panels lined up for this event. Non-jschool alum are welcome for
$25.00.
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J-School Alumni Day Conference
Saturday, April 10, 2010
9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Graduate School of Journalism
North Gate Hall
UC Berkeley
THE BERKELEY CONNECTION: JOURNALISM & INNOVATION IN THE BAY AREA
$25.00.
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J-School Alumni Day Conference
Saturday, April 10, 2010
9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Graduate School of Journalism
North Gate Hall
UC Berkeley
THE BERKELEY CONNECTION: JOURNALISM & INNOVATION IN THE BAY AREA
Applicants sought for Knight fellowship in Peru
APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR FELLOWSHIP IN PERU
The International Center for Journalists is seeking outstanding applicants
for a Knight International Journalism Fellowship in Peru . Applicants should
be senior television journalists, fluent in Spanish and skilled in media
management and digital media. The Fellowship duration is a minimum of one
Re: {JTM} LIVE NOW: Six business plans to sustain journalism -- presenting now
Newsdesk is firmly in the "serving the underserved" category re:
business models.
jw
business models.
jw
Associated Press will have app ready to go when Apple begins delivering
Associated Press will have app ready to go when Apple begins delivering
iPad, Jim Kennedy says [link] #rjimediachaos
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Bill Densmore, Consultant
Reynolds Journalism Institute
iPad, Jim Kennedy says [link] #rjimediachaos
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Bill Densmore, Consultant
Reynolds Journalism Institute
Welcome a new member: Jacob Caggiano
jacobcand...@gmail.com
It's me, Jacob Caggiano. I helped film and monitor
the ustream during JTMPNW and I want to stay part of the conversation.
Look forward to it.
It's me, Jacob Caggiano. I helped film and monitor
the ustream during JTMPNW and I want to stay part of the conversation.
Look forward to it.
INVITATION: Please come initiate, innovate, incubate June 3-6 at JTM-Detroit
FEATURED BELOW:
-- A focus on diversity, innovation
-- Why communities can thrive
-- Why Detroit?
-- Who are our sponsors?
-- A year-long effort
-- Stipends available
To the Media Giraffe and Journalism That Matters community:
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How are we going to reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all
-- A focus on diversity, innovation
-- Why communities can thrive
-- Why Detroit?
-- Who are our sponsors?
-- A year-long effort
-- Stipends available
To the Media Giraffe and Journalism That Matters community:
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How are we going to reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all
Fwd: Making our Media Book Launch and Public Discussion
Folks,
This is quite late in the game, sorry for not getting it out sooner.
But, if you're in the vicinity of the University of San Francisco
today, come check out this great citizen-media book launch!
If not, details on the book itself are also below.
josh
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This is quite late in the game, sorry for not getting it out sooner.
But, if you're in the vicinity of the University of San Francisco
today, come check out this great citizen-media book launch!
If not, details on the book itself are also below.
josh
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SF March 18 event: The Future of Journalism: Community-Building, Collaboration and Inclusion
Hi all,
Just wanted to let you know about this exciting event next Thursday in San
Francisco. Hope you can make it or help spread the word!
In less than a decade, a new breed of networked progressive media has
engaged millions, harnessing a participatory online environment that
has allowed
our voices to influence political campaigns, public debates, and policymaking
Just wanted to let you know about this exciting event next Thursday in San
Francisco. Hope you can make it or help spread the word!
In less than a decade, a new breed of networked progressive media has
engaged millions, harnessing a participatory online environment that
has allowed
our voices to influence political campaigns, public debates, and policymaking
"NewsLabs" venture-backed startup in April aims to make individual journalists the brand
BELOW FROM:
[link]
Proclaiming that the old models of news are dead, a venture-backed startup
called NewsLabs is recruiting journalists for a new type of journalism .
one in which the journalists are the brands and are paid directly from the
[link]
Proclaiming that the old models of news are dead, a venture-backed startup
called NewsLabs is recruiting journalists for a new type of journalism .
one in which the journalists are the brands and are paid directly from the
Re: {JTM} Re: TAO of Journalism Story in U.K.
Dear John,
I second the kudos!
To: "Journalism That Matters" <jtmlist@googlegroups.com>
Congratulations, John.
I second the kudos!
To: "Journalism That Matters" <jtmlist@googlegroups.com>
Congratulations, John.
Re: TAO of Journalism Story in U.K.
Congratulations, John.
VIDEO: Non-profit newspapering: Silverton, Colo., historical society saves paper
This is an old story -- from August of 2009 -- but I just ran across and and wanted to archive it into the Journalism That Matters Google Groups. And if you haven't ever watched Sonya Doctorian's video -- it's well worth seven minutes of your time.
Gatehouse Media sold Silverton, Colo., weekly, circulation 1,000, to an independent owner who lived in Telluride, who couldn't afford to maintain it. He donated it to the Silverton Historical Society. This video tells the story in a stunningly framed, seven-minute piece:
Gatehouse Media sold Silverton, Colo., weekly, circulation 1,000, to an independent owner who lived in Telluride, who couldn't afford to maintain it. He donated it to the Silverton Historical Society. This video tells the story in a stunningly framed, seven-minute piece:
TAO of Journalism Story in U.K.
Dear JTMers --
You might be interested in this: [link]
articles/537849.php
This idea began at the JTM gathering in Washington, D.C., two years ago.
We've still got some questions to answer about how it will work, but
if anyone wants to start using it, let me know.
No charge to the first 10 people/organizations who take the "TAO
You might be interested in this: [link]
articles/537849.php
This idea began at the JTM gathering in Washington, D.C., two years ago.
We've still got some questions to answer about how it will work, but
if anyone wants to start using it, let me know.
No charge to the first 10 people/organizations who take the "TAO
Local Newspaper strategies in Minnesota
An interesting story at MPR about local newspapers in Minnesota:
[link]
Ross Williams
Advocacy Technologies
[link]
Ross Williams
Advocacy Technologies
Re: {JTM} Andreessen's Advice To Old Media: "Burn The Boats" (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)
All,
It was quite interesting to read this conversation. Mostly because the focus seems a bit skewed and off track. Not the first time I see this though. The paywall is most definitely focused on the struggling business model for online news outlets. If you look at some real numbers here for advertising the most struggling fact for online advertising for NEWS media. The main aspects there are lack of page views, few page views per session and poor CPM. I will not here go into the reasons for that as it is a completely separate topic yet very interesting.
It was quite interesting to read this conversation. Mostly because the focus seems a bit skewed and off track. Not the first time I see this though. The paywall is most definitely focused on the struggling business model for online news outlets. If you look at some real numbers here for advertising the most struggling fact for online advertising for NEWS media. The main aspects there are lack of page views, few page views per session and poor CPM. I will not here go into the reasons for that as it is a completely separate topic yet very interesting.
Re: {JTM} Andreessen's Advice To Old Media: "Burn The Boats" (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)
"In fact, they have raised the paywall on print much more in the last few
years"
If by "paywall" you mean the subscription price, that is largely because the
cost of newsprint and distribution went up. In fact, I don't think the
increased price has actually covered those cost increases. In other words,
years"
If by "paywall" you mean the subscription price, that is largely because the
cost of newsprint and distribution went up. In fact, I don't think the
increased price has actually covered those cost increases. In other words,
Re: {JTM} Help needed: Journalists covering aging/elderly care?
Hi Tanja -
You might want to get in touch with David Duncan Ewing over at the Fiscal
Times. He's writing a five-part series on end-of-life care:
[link]
Good luck!
Sincerely,
Caitlin
You might want to get in touch with David Duncan Ewing over at the Fiscal
Times. He's writing a five-part series on end-of-life care:
[link]
Good luck!
Sincerely,
Caitlin
Re: {JTM} Andreessen's Advice To Old Media: "Burn The Boats" (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)
We're just going to disagree on this.
There's nothing in the public record indicating that the Times paywall is
motivated by a desire to stem the drift from print to Web. In fact, they
have raised the paywall on print much more in the last few years, which is
in line with my point about print becoming a niche product.
There's nothing in the public record indicating that the Times paywall is
motivated by a desire to stem the drift from print to Web. In fact, they
have raised the paywall on print much more in the last few years, which is
in line with my point about print becoming a niche product.






