account
Join Business Exchange
to access the most
relevant content for you,
filtered by like-minded
business professionals.
Learn more
NEWS INDUSTRY
New technologies have redistributed access and knowledge from controlling institutions to the masses. The news industry has to adapt. More tools, devices, creators, and content shape a sharing society where everyone competes for influence and attention. The 'new news' flows from every direction and requires new filters for readers and new business models for publishers. What is the future of the news industry?
News Industry is part of Business Exchange, suggested by
Brian Anderson.
This topic contains
1,501 news
and
267 blog
items.
Read updated news, blogs, and resources about News Industry. Find user-submitted articles and reactions on News Industry from
like-minded professionals.
Blogs
Recent blog posts on this topic.
What makes Bloomberg News so successful? We got the inside scoop from executive editor Marty Schenker at the IPREX...
No one knows the silver bullet that will save media companies struggling to survive in today's economy, but more than a...
The economic models and theories that prevailed through the 20th century are rapidly falling apart. Economists scramble...
Alternative Weekly Papers See Spike In Adult Ads Following Craigslist Decision from the and-there-they-go...
When it comes to M&A, Uncle Sam has been the most aggressive dealmaker lately. The U.S. government has acquired...
Media loudmouths Jeff Jarvis, Jon Fine, and Laurel Touby go head-to-head-to-head on a podcast for London's Guardian...
It's Friday, which means employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. are probably preparing to close a bank...
The Wellcome Trust announces the appointment of Tim Johnston as Head of Execution and Implementation to diversify and...
I just wasn't paying attention." "It never even occurred to me to mention it." What do these two...
It turns out Edmund Andrews' story on his mortgage woes wasn't such a tell-all after all.
Across the news industry, processes and procedures for news gathering are guided by standardized news values, producing...
Feng Shui News Media...
As Twitter becomes a bit noisy with its growing popularity (and celeb status) more users are looking for ways to...
So the blogosphere's verdict is in. New York Times' economics reporter Edmund Andrews' tell-all about his personal...
“Information wants to be free.” It’s the unofficial motto of the free-content movement and the populist opinion of a...
Lawyers: To Save Newspapers, Let's Destroy Pretty Much Everything Else Good from the...
Did David Carr get in trouble with Times editors for detailing (within the newspaper) how his colleague Brian Stelter...
Staffers at The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday were given a newly compiled list of rules for "professional...
I’m not asking if you would pay for press coverage as a business if it were possible. I’m asking if you would ever do...
Recently, I enjoyed a refreshing and invigorating dinner with Walt Mossberg. While we casually discussed our most...
[...] question whether a journalism degree is critical to success as a reporter. A talented programmer certainly...
As newspapers struggle for viability, and media managers attempt to shift presence to the web, a need has arisen for...
Top Sources: News Industry
- techdirt.com
- Editor And Publisher - Breaking News
- daniweb.com
- NY Post: Business
- UC Berkeley NewsCenter
- RSS feed - channel BNBlogAll
- businessinsider.com
- acekor.com
- liveusanews.com
- techcrunch.com
Post a Job
Jobs in this Topic
Product Manager, Private Markets News
Premier Publishing and Financial Information Firm
|
New York, NY
Posted: Jun 13
VICE PRESIDENT, MTV DAILY NEWS
Division of A Leading Media Conglomerate
|
New York, NY
Posted: Jun 13
