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The New Quad: college newspapers’ quest for a sustainable business model
The move from push media to pull media will mean college newspapers will struggle to maintain relevance, authority and sustainability Continue reading
In newsrooms, failure is often caused by faulty systems, not people
As a manager, you may ask yourself “why aren’t my employees doing what I want them to do.” Let me just caution you against the knee-jerk reaction most of us have – it is rarely because they are “lazy.” There … Continue reading
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Bringing the Phoenix Cycle under control: how college media can avoid a boom-and-bust cycle
A common phenomenon plagues many college media companies. I have come to call it the “phoenix cycle.” The phoenix cycle plagues newspapers, TV stations, radio stations, yearbooks, magazines — pretty much any student-run media entity. And I would venture … Continue reading
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