The Future of News

Creating a new model for regional journalism in America

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http://www.propublica.org/topic/a-closer-look

The above link is a wonderful resource for curious reporters.
Blog post by Fritzie Borgwardt Jul 28, 2011
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The Future "News of the World"

I wonder why it took Rupert Murdoch's "News of the World" so long to figure out what at least one of my former TV colleagues has been doing for years? In fact, one unnamed journalist, (you know who you are) was spying via his police scanner even before most people used cell phones, on folks' wireless home phones!  It did not matter if I told anyone else in the newsroom about it. They did not seem to care. News people will try to get information any way they can. That's not news. Only the…See More
Blog post by Fritzie Borgwardt Jul 17, 2011
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Nabbing Bin Laden and News Theories

It pains me to watch the media speculate on what happened in Pakistan, and who was hiding whom in the Osama Bin Laden affair. Naturally the real information is closely held. But if journalists are going to speculate ...if they must guess, could they not at least come up with some creative theories?I have my own theory. Not well informed perhaps, and I will fully disclose that my thoughts are  just guesswork.One of the reasons the US could never catch the guy is that in that culture, once you…See More
Blog post by Fritzie Borgwardt May 5, 2011
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Bag It The Movie, PBS, and the Future of News

www.bagitmovie.com Real journalism is back! A tree has fallen in the forest. But it is a shame so few will see it in a media-conglomerate world where Michele Bachmann is one of Time Magazine's "Most Influential People." Is that the future of news? The future of "influence," and our future as a species are intertwined. Since July, I have been saving every bit of plastic that comes into my home that cannot be recycled. Ordinarily, it would end up in the…See More
Blog post by Fritzie Borgwardt Apr 25, 2011

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Highlights from The Future of News event: Featured video with Jeff Cole

Revisit other elements of The Future of News event held at Minnesota Public Radio on November 16, 2009.

Bill Kling's "In Service of Democracy" paper

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Joellen Easton

Learning from our sources: Why we engage

Posted by Joellen Easton on December 16, 2010 at 1:00pm

Andrew Haeg

Designing a new, more engaged journalism

Posted by Andrew Haeg on June 4, 2010 at 4:00pm

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Continuing the discussion

We've hosted the event and had time to process it. Now this space transitions into an ongoing discussion about The Future of News. Host Andrew Haeg will blog, open discussions, and post here. He seeks your comments, and we welcome your own thoughts and posts as well.

For background or more information, revisit the event or contact Julia Schrenkler.
 
 
 

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