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New Yorker Editor: Print Edition Will Still Be Here in 20 Years
By: Jason Del Rey on AdAge, Jan 31, 2012 – “New Yorker Editor David Remnick says his long-form publication continues to invest in web staff and digital-exclusive content. But he still sees the digital extensions as complementary to the core print product, not a replacement — at least not anytime soon. Asked in an onstage interview at All Things [...]
Five Ways Twitter Is Changing Media Law
By Jeff Roberts on PaidContent, Jan. 28 – “Why does Twitter get involved in so many interesting lawsuits? In its short life, the company has kicked up legal hornet nests involving everything from stalking to satire. While technology companies always outgrow the laws that govern them, Twitter’s 140-character message system is proving to be particularly [...]
American University to Offer Master’s in News Entrepreneurship
By A. Adam Glenn on MediaShift, Jan. 26 – “As debris from the firewall that once separated journalism from the business of journalism continues to fly, a new educational landscape is developing, one that supports and trains those straddling the line. American University is the latest to add to that, expecting soon to launch a full-fledged graduate degree in news [...]
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