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]]> By: kentwallace http://lavrusik.com/2009/10/19/read-reactions-to-the-reconstruction-of-american-journalism-report/#comment-245 kentwallace Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:40:39 +0000 http://vadimlavrusik.com/?p=635#comment-245 So how will you objectively criticize the entity that signs your paycheck? <br>As a pastor who deals with that dilemma weekly I warn against becoming a 501c3. So how will you objectively criticize the entity that signs your paycheck?
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]]> By: kentwallace http://lavrusik.com/2009/10/19/read-reactions-to-the-reconstruction-of-american-journalism-report/#comment-104 kentwallace Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:40:39 +0000 http://vadimlavrusik.com/?p=635#comment-104 So how will you objectively criticize the entity that signs your paycheck? <br>As a pastor who deals with that dilemma weekly I warn against becoming a 501c3. So how will you objectively criticize the entity that signs your paycheck?
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]]> By: Alain Jourdier http://lavrusik.com/2009/10/19/read-reactions-to-the-reconstruction-of-american-journalism-report/#comment-103 Alain Jourdier Wed, 21 Oct 2009 22:49:54 +0000 http://vadimlavrusik.com/?p=635#comment-103 Very nice work on compiling this...the solutions and insights are as varied as ever. I watch my local newspaper die a bit more each day and waffle on what to do..and then executing too little and with hesitancy. Sad. Thanks for your efforts! Very nice work on compiling this…the solutions and insights are as varied as ever. I watch my local newspaper die a bit more each day and waffle on what to do..and then executing too little and with hesitancy. Sad. Thanks for your efforts!

]]> By: William Carleton http://lavrusik.com/2009/10/19/read-reactions-to-the-reconstruction-of-american-journalism-report/#comment-102 William Carleton Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:35:07 +0000 http://vadimlavrusik.com/?p=635#comment-102 Very nice work, collating the reactions here. Re the quote from Steve Buttry: I'm not sure it's fair to say that the authors didn't account for some of the new models that are emerging. Well, maybe it's accurate to say that they don't seem to believe in the future that could emerge there, but they do at least survey a fair swath of what some are doing (and are excited by). I wrote a post on this, too, at <a href="http://bit.ly/2cMkkO" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/2cMkkO</a>, and this was greatly enlivened today by a spirited comment from a prof'l journalist who has worked online and offline. Very nice work, collating the reactions here. Re the quote from Steve Buttry: I'm not sure it's fair to say that the authors didn't account for some of the new models that are emerging. Well, maybe it's accurate to say that they don't seem to believe in the future that could emerge there, but they do at least survey a fair swath of what some are doing (and are excited by). I wrote a post on this, too, at http://bit.ly/2cMkkO, and this was greatly enlivened today by a spirited comment from a prof'l journalist who has worked online and offline.

]]> By: rosenblum http://lavrusik.com/2009/10/19/read-reactions-to-the-reconstruction-of-american-journalism-report/#comment-101 rosenblum Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:20:49 +0000 http://vadimlavrusik.com/?p=635#comment-101 Dear Vadim<br>As a graduate of Columbia J School '83 and a past member of the faculty, I offer my own response, and it is far from positive<br><a href="http://www.rosenblumtv.com/?p=3774" rel="nofollow">http://www.rosenblumtv.com/?p=3774</a> Dear Vadim
As a graduate of Columbia J School '83 and a past member of the faculty, I offer my own response, and it is far from positive
http://www.rosenblumtv.com/?p=3774

]]> By: K. Warman Kern http://lavrusik.com/2009/10/19/read-reactions-to-the-reconstruction-of-american-journalism-report/#comment-100 K. Warman Kern Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:09:22 +0000 http://vadimlavrusik.com/?p=635#comment-100 #columbiajreport would benefit by collaboration among Journalists and b'ness to identify and overcome the causes of the news economic crisis. But consistent with the "Post-We" era, Downie and Schudson seem to think that the only way to preserve the integrity of the journalist is to eliminate the need for business people, by assuming a non-profit status.<br><br>I've posted in two parts about this: "The 'Post We' Era Part I - Missing the 'We' attitude of the Greatest Generation" <a href="http://bit.ly/4rLVMN" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/4rLVMN</a> & "The 'Post We' Era Part II - Journalism is not the news business, but the opinion business." <a href="http://bit.ly/5JftZ" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/5JftZ</a><br><br>There are two posts because I believe there are two problems. It will take solving both to succeed. The first post is about the first "internal" hurdle - the lack of "We" among Journalists and their business counterparts in designing solutions. The second post is about the second "external" hurdle journalists and business counterparts need to solve - the lack of "We" on the internet where all voices are equal but separate and community is scarce.<br><br>Solve both problems and I think you come up with the answer to Mathew Ingram's tweeted question: "How do we provide something worth paying for?" #columbiajreport would benefit by collaboration among Journalists and b'ness to identify and overcome the causes of the news economic crisis. But consistent with the “Post-We” era, Downie and Schudson seem to think that the only way to preserve the integrity of the journalist is to eliminate the need for business people, by assuming a non-profit status.

I've posted in two parts about this: “The 'Post We' Era Part I – Missing the 'We' attitude of the Greatest Generation” http://bit.ly/4rLVMN & “The 'Post We' Era Part II – Journalism is not the news business, but the opinion business.” http://bit.ly/5JftZ

There are two posts because I believe there are two problems. It will take solving both to succeed. The first post is about the first “internal” hurdle – the lack of “We” among Journalists and their business counterparts in designing solutions. The second post is about the second “external” hurdle journalists and business counterparts need to solve – the lack of “We” on the internet where all voices are equal but separate and community is scarce.

Solve both problems and I think you come up with the answer to Mathew Ingram's tweeted question: “How do we provide something worth paying for?”

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