The Future of Journalism: a joint Media Alliance & Walkley Foundation initiative

1. Links for 11.02.10
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... newsosaur, tells the story of Michelle Leder whose business blog has just sold to Wall Street: Click here for the full story: Sharing is caring. No really – a study of what sort of New York Times ...

2. Time to take your tablets
(Blog/Opinion)

... and attractive products that might provide them with a business model. And yes, that includes news content. Those people in the industry obsessing about whether you can or can’t charge for news are ...

3. Links for 02.11.09
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... Megan McArdle on the death spiral of the newspaper business in the US Click here for the full story: Click here for the full story: Pop tech: Nick Bilton on new media, multi-tasking and the human ...

4. Let's get engaged (it's a love thing)
(Blog/Opinion)

... study at business school. He should have added journalism school as well! nnnn    ...

5. On the road again
(Blog/Opinion)

... right to exist. At lest journalists doing the sort of journalism made possible by the happy accident of business that married advertising and editorial into a beautiful format called the daily newspaper. ...

6. Links for 13.10.09
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... difficult. The trick will be to grow new businesses, rather than acquire existing ones, and to develop new income streams alongside your existing business model: Click here for the full story: Margaret ...

7. Links for 07.10.09
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...  Jeff Jarvis: All this talk of how to sustain an expensive business is missing the point – let’s talk about how to reduce costs and increase efficiency so that news pays for itself. Click here for ...

8. Links for 24.09.09
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... poll… Click here for the full story: … but people might be willing to pay for online if you throw in a discounted print edition: Click here for the full story: New business models for news: How ...

9. Links for 21.09.09
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... more search engines than newspapers? How would that affect the value of content (and other vaguely unfeasible scenarios): Click here for the full story: Business week: The journalism job market. Part ...

10. News debate? Don't mention it...
(Blog/Opinion)

... up its website: Comment is Free, and as far as I know most of the contributors there are unpaid. What everyone who cares about the news business – and in particular the livelihoods of journalists – agrees ...