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Stuck in the Middle With News: When Professors Report and Technologists Aggregate, What’s Left for Journalists?

Two opinion pieces that were published yesterday have been getting a good ride in the discussion about how to save newspapers. Jonathan Zimmerman’s opinion piece on The Christian Science Monitor proposes that professors play a role in creating free content, an idea that’s getting panned even though it’s already happening. David Carr’s piece on The New York Times puts a nefarious sounding twist on his proposal for media co-opetition that’s going to happen naturally.

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Author Ryan ThornburgPosted on March 10, 2009Categories New Media Economics, Research QuestionsTags David Carr, Jontahan Zimmerman1 Comment on Stuck in the Middle With News: When Professors Report and Technologists Aggregate, What’s Left for Journalists?
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