An article in CJR.org profiles the pending merger of two nonprofit newsrooms in the St. Louis. The merger was highlighted in J-Lab’s Networked Journalism report, released in July 2013.
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CJR Highlights J-Lab’s “New Voices: What Worked” Report
Posted by J-Lab on Oct. 4, 2010 in In the News | Columbia Journalism Review
In a special online section, Columbia Journalism Review writes about J-Lab’s report.
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First Read: Follow the Breadcrumbs
Posted by Jan Schaffer on Nov. 1, 2009 in Articles | Columbia Journalism Review
News consumers are telling us something. We should listen. If we really want to reconstruct American journalism, we need to look at more than the supply side; we need to explore the demand side, too. We need to start paying attention to the trail of clues in the new-media ecosystem and follow those “breadcrumbs.” I don’t hear from any of those consumers in
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