Archive for the ‘future of news’ Category
Newsweek goes niche
Posted by: cynmccune on: February 9, 2009
I hear some people saying that the print media’s much publicized financial/circulation problems only affect the nation’s big dailies, that smaller newspapers and magazines are doing just fine. But I guess that doesn’t apply to newsmagazines.
Newsweek has announced that it is undertaking a major overhaul of its publication, including its content, design and target [...]
Pondering the future
Posted by: cynmc on: February 1, 2009
With layoffs continuing in the newspaper business (and spreading to PR and advertising agencies), it’s hard to know what to tell students who want to pursue a career in the news media.
So I was glad to see Mindy McAdams’ blog post, Advice for Journalism Students Now. If you aspire to a career in journalism, this [...]
Trying out a new business model?
Posted by: cynmccune on: December 16, 2008
Detroit’s big news as seen from a key design insider – SND Update
“It’s official: The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News, will become the first major U.S. newspapers to cease seven-day home delivery.”
Hello to three-day delivery: The JOA will instead focus on Thursday and Friday delivery of both papers and Sunday delivery of the [...]
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