Guiding media innovators toward solutions, around the world
Author identifies key internet trends, offers solutions to its thorny problems Why write about “reasons for optimism” when so much is going wrong in our politics, economy, and environment? Optimism gives us confidence we can make things better. As I like to say, today is another day of opportunity. José Luis Orihuela was an online […]
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This is the fourth year that I have asked my second-year students in Media Economics at the University of Navarra to do an analysis of their media expenditures and usage. First, I ask them to estimate their monthly expenditures on media, using a spreadsheet with entries for internet in the home, land line telephone, data […]
Read More »Gencarelli, Manhattan College Photo Versión en español Communications professors at Tec of Monterrey had a visitor last week, Thom Gencarelli of Manhattan College, who made us think about what we are teaching and how we are doing it. Among the questions he left us with: In 1985, Neil Postman wrote that the dominant media of […]
Read More »One in six U.S. residents is of Hispanic or Latino origin. Half consume news in Spanish. This post was prepared for sharing at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism Entrepreneurial Journalism Educators Summit July 10. Much of the material is drawn from previous blog posts. American universities are leaders in creating programs in entrepreneurial […]
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