Comments on: About the New Business Models for News Project http://newsinnovation.com Discussing the future of news Sun, 04 Dec 2011 16:50:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Next Newsroom Project | Blog | Sustainability: Reporting back from the New Business Models for News Summit http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-33 The Next Newsroom Project | Blog | Sustainability: Reporting back from the New Business Models for News Summit Wed, 23 Jun 2010 16:45:32 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-33 [...] Oct. 23, the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism gathered 120 folks at its mid-town campus for the New Business Models for News Summit. The event was hosted by Jeff Jarvis, associate professor and director of the interactive [...] [...] Oct. 23, the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism gathered 120 folks at its mid-town campus for the New Business Models for News Summit. The event was hosted by Jeff Jarvis, associate professor and director of the interactive [...]

]]> By: The Next Newsroom Project | Blog | Sustainability: The New Business Models for News Summit http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-32 The Next Newsroom Project | Blog | Sustainability: The New Business Models for News Summit Wed, 23 Jun 2010 16:45:16 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-32 [...] that’s why I’m thrilled to be heading to New York this week to attend the New Business Models for News Summit on Thursday at the City University of New York. The event is being organized by CUNY’s Jeff [...] [...] that’s why I’m thrilled to be heading to New York this week to attend the New Business Models for News Summit on Thursday at the City University of New York. The event is being organized by CUNY’s Jeff [...]

]]> By: Sustainability: The New Business Models for News Summit « The Next Newsroom Project http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-31 Sustainability: The New Business Models for News Summit « The Next Newsroom Project Wed, 23 Jun 2010 13:41:10 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-31 [...] that’s why I’m thrilled to be heading to New York this week to attend the New Business Models for News Summit on Thursday at the City University of New York. The event is being organized by CUNY’s Jeff [...] [...] that’s why I’m thrilled to be heading to New York this week to attend the New Business Models for News Summit on Thursday at the City University of New York. The event is being organized by CUNY’s Jeff [...]

]]> By: Joshua Mega http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-30 Joshua Mega Wed, 19 May 2010 23:05:56 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-30 <i>[...] Networked Journalism Summit le 10 octobre, le nom est un peu pompeux, mais pendant une courte journée, voici un endroit où l’on parlera sans doute, entre autres, de ce mélange pros et amateurs, à la mode en France en ce moment (Rue89, LePost uniquement en ligne), ou aux Etats Unis (Boston Now , site et version papier gratuite. On peut télécharger le pdf ici , cela ressemble à Metro). On ne s’étonnera pas d’y rencontrer aussi des gens de grands réseaux d’agence de relations publiques, qui suivent ces expérimentations, en espérant peut-être glisser plus facilement leurs clients dans ces sites via les non-journalistes, que via les pros blasés et noyés sous les communiqués de presse. if (GetCookie(‘wordpressuser’) == ‘gklein’) { document.write(‘16 septembre 2007 Publié Médias | Modifier | Lien permanent ‘); } else { document.write(‘16 septembre 2007 Publié Médias | Lien permanent ‘); } [...]</i> +1 [...] Networked Journalism Summit le 10 octobre, le nom est un peu pompeux, mais pendant une courte journée, voici un endroit où l’on parlera sans doute, entre autres, de ce mélange pros et amateurs, à la mode en France en ce moment (Rue89, LePost uniquement en ligne), ou aux Etats Unis (Boston Now , site et version papier gratuite. On peut télécharger le pdf ici , cela ressemble à Metro). On ne s’étonnera pas d’y rencontrer aussi des gens de grands réseaux d’agence de relations publiques, qui suivent ces expérimentations, en espérant peut-être glisser plus facilement leurs clients dans ces sites via les non-journalistes, que via les pros blasés et noyés sous les communiqués de presse. if (GetCookie(‘wordpressuser’) == ‘gklein’) { document.write(‘16 septembre 2007 Publié Médias | Modifier | Lien permanent ‘); } else { document.write(‘16 septembre 2007 Publié Médias | Lien permanent ‘); } [...]
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]]> By: Every story should be a Web site, and a Web site should be a network hub http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-29 Every story should be a Web site, and a Web site should be a network hub Thu, 17 Dec 2009 20:54:40 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-29 [...] The Networked Journalism Summit; this sentence gets me drooling: “The last third of the day will be devoted to what’s next, with participants meeting to come up with new collaborations.” [...] [...] The Networked Journalism Summit; this sentence gets me drooling: “The last third of the day will be devoted to what’s next, with participants meeting to come up with new collaborations.” [...]

]]> By: Le Medialab de Cécile » Veni, Vedi, VC http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-28 Le Medialab de Cécile » Veni, Vedi, VC Thu, 03 Dec 2009 13:37:19 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-28 [...] d’un récent panel tenu par Jeff Jarvis dans le cadre de son projet «New Business Models for News», un membre du public a demandé si l’hyperlocal intéresserait les venture capitalists. [...] [...] d’un récent panel tenu par Jeff Jarvis dans le cadre de son projet «New Business Models for News», un membre du public a demandé si l’hyperlocal intéresserait les venture capitalists. [...]

]]> By: Next Steps: What We heard, What We Need | News Innovation http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-27 Next Steps: What We heard, What We Need | News Innovation Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:12:23 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-27 [...] want to see programs for bringing business students into media management (much as we tried to do last summer). A few more suggestions: - Future conferences organized around specific revenue opportunities – [...] [...] want to see programs for bringing business students into media management (much as we tried to do last summer). A few more suggestions: – Future conferences organized around specific revenue opportunities – [...]

]]> By: Media Channel 2.0 — Blog — The Future For Journalism Will Always Embrace Change http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-26 Media Channel 2.0 — Blog — The Future For Journalism Will Always Embrace Change Mon, 02 Nov 2009 15:41:40 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-26 [...] that will grow into a new ecosystem of news is a cause for concern. One such project is the New Business Models for News project I’m directing at the City University of New York, which is designed to help journalists start [...] [...] that will grow into a new ecosystem of news is a cause for concern. One such project is the New Business Models for News project I’m directing at the City University of New York, which is designed to help journalists start [...]

]]> By: Paid Content : Running The Numbers On Charging For News Online http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-25 Paid Content : Running The Numbers On Charging For News Online Sun, 04 Oct 2009 00:39:16 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-25 [...] New Business Models for News Project runs through two pay models for a metro news organization that decides to charge for content [...] [...] New Business Models for News Project runs through two pay models for a metro news organization that decides to charge for content [...]

]]> By: Warren Hannon http://newsinnovation.com/about/#comment-24 Warren Hannon Thu, 17 Sep 2009 23:30:46 +0000 http://newsinnovation.journalism.cuny.edu/about-2/#comment-24 The VALUE of Print Newspapers in our daily lives. The main purpose of the print newspaper as a “PILLAR OF FREEDOM” is to provide all citizens of all ages, slowness or quickness of mind whether they are looking for the information or not to use their gift of understanding from their point of view in life to choose a path to proceed in their Life’s quest for peace, happiness & security from all harm. Newspapers can help to bring people of diverse cultures into a more homogeneous neighborhood by highlighting the cultures of each group Television News provides sound bites and for some it is too quick to see the truth beyond the veil of neglect, greed or indifference of possible biased reporting. Internet News? Is it a blessing or a curse? We thought nuclear energy was going to be a blessing until it was acquired by nations with questionable motives. Knowledge it seems always gives us a good side and a bad side that is sometimes worse than the good side. Internet News instead of providing a smorgasbord or variety of news for some of us to ponder over with a cup of coffee for its meaning, it gives us items of interest that we can bring up to suit our taste. Some of us do not like bad or terrible news where people suffer and will not take time to search for it. To understand the gift of "Free Will" one must at least know the extreme limits that some will pursue whether it is going to the moon or stealing from a bank. Newspaper investigating reporting helps to discern the truth about change in the good or bad aspects of our community life. In our quest in life, trial and tribulations will happen. I remember back in the 50’s when DDT was sprayed over our area, what a blessing to get rid of the flies until the book “Silent Spring” made us realize the truth. Birds were vanishing. The herbicides farmers applied to crops to prevent weeds damaged shrimp beds for seven miles at the mouth of the Mississippi River in the gulf. I did not go looking for the above but I happen to see it in a newspaper. Warren Hannon The VALUE of Print Newspapers in our daily lives.

The main purpose of the print newspaper as a “PILLAR OF FREEDOM” is to provide all citizens of all ages, slowness or quickness of mind whether they are looking for the information or not to use their gift of understanding from their point of view in life to choose a path to proceed in their Life’s quest for peace, happiness & security from all harm.

Newspapers can help to bring people of diverse cultures into a more homogeneous neighborhood by highlighting the cultures of each group

Television News provides sound bites and for some it is too quick to see the truth beyond the veil of neglect, greed or indifference of possible biased reporting.

Internet News? Is it a blessing or a curse? We thought nuclear energy was going to be a blessing until it was acquired by nations with questionable motives. Knowledge it seems always gives us a good side and a bad side that is sometimes worse than the good side.

Internet News instead of providing a smorgasbord or variety of news for some of us to ponder over with a cup of coffee for its meaning, it gives us items of interest that we can bring up to suit our taste. Some of us do not like bad or terrible news where people suffer and will not take time to search for it.

To understand the gift of “Free Will” one must at least know the extreme limits that some will pursue whether it is going to the moon or stealing from a bank.
Newspaper investigating reporting helps to discern the truth about change in the good or bad aspects of our community life.

In our quest in life, trial and tribulations will happen. I remember back in the 50’s when DDT was sprayed over our area, what a blessing to get rid of the flies until the book “Silent Spring” made us realize the truth. Birds were vanishing.

The herbicides farmers applied to crops to prevent weeds damaged shrimp beds for seven miles at the mouth of the Mississippi River in the gulf.

I did not go looking for the above but I happen to see it in a newspaper.

Warren Hannon

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