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As I look at the journalism landscape of today, explanatory journalism looks less and less like a genre and more like an industry waiting to happen.
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The program seeks to create partnerships with hyperlocal, beat and topic bloggers around the state by promoting independent news site headlines through OregonLive’s topic and hyperlocal news channels, through blogger trainings and support services and in peer-to-peer networking opportunities.
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Using the Freedom of Information Act, the Salford Star has been trying, since November 2009, to find out how much the University of Salford is paying Peel Holdings to lease its new building at MediaCityUK.
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Let me suggest an alternative future. A cluster of startups that all produce content within a really niche area of content. I don’t mean “multimedia reporting”, I mean honing in on something that’s so specialised that they do it better than anyone else in the world. This ecosystem of startups grow up in the digital age; they are digital natives, and understand everything that comes with that. They stick to what they do best and don’t try to be all things to all men (magnify that idea to something like the FT and you can see that it works).
Dim Sum Digital 