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Doug SmithExecutive DirectorPunch Sulzberger Program Sixth in a series on entrepreneurial journalism programs at universities and media organizations. Columbia Journalism School’s Punch Sulzberger Program differs from other programs in this series in several ways. Like them, it is entrepreneurial in focusing on innovation and transforming of a media enterprise. But the biggest difference is that it […]
Read More »Fifth in a series on entrepreneurial journalism programs at universities and media organizations. Dan Gillmor, Founding DirectorKnight Center for Digital MediaEntrepreneurship, Arizona State U. Dan Gillmor is recognized as an expert in new digital media, but when he teaches entrepreneurship, he has a broader vision than just media. He sees media as one part of […]
Read More »Brian Stelter2012 Media Bistro photo Brian Stelter is my favorite example of how a young person can create a personal brand and build it into a career. I have talked about him in presentations in Latin America and Europe and his story never fails to make an impression. When he was a freshman at Towson […]
Read More »Fourth in a series on entrepreneurial journalism programs at universities and media organizations. The Poynter Institute’s online training center, NewsU, is building out its offerings in entrepreneurial journalism with the goal of creating a certificate program. It is one of the few organizations doing this kind of training mainly online. Howard FinbergPoynter Institute, NewsU NewsU […]
Read More »Third in a series on entrepreneurial journalism programs at universities and media organizations.The University of Guadalajara in Mexico has just recruited a class of 18 students in its second year of offering an online master’s degree in digital journalism. Manuel Moreno CastanedaRector, Virtual UniversityUniversity of Guadalajara This may be the only master’s degree program in […]
Read More »Martha Paz, UniversidadEvangelica Boliviana My path to developing courses in entrepreneurial journalism began in 2006 in an unlikely place — Bolivia, the poorest country in South America. Bolivia historically was controlled by interest groups that crushed upstarts who tried to challenge their control of business and politics. Entrepreneurship? There is a word for it in […]
Read More »Stephen Shepard, dean of CUNY Journalism School: “We are researching ways to support quality as the old financial order erodes.” Second in a series on entrepreneurial journalism programs at universities and media organizations.City University of New York’s Entrepreneurial Journalism program aims to be an incubator of new media projects as well as training the next generation […]
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