Here are links that describe eight leading university programs in entrepreneurial journalism. What are some other programs that I should include in this series?
Students work in teams in this program at Northwestern University.
Punch Sulzberger program emphasizes developing the organization by coaching a key executive.
Arizona State professor urges more focus on sustainability.
Poynter's NewsU aims to make distance learning as effective as a classroom experience.
University of Guadalajara's master's is offered in Spanish and completely online.
Students work with New York City's media innovators.
Mid-career executives refine their organizations' strategies.
At Cronkite School, students get hands-on experience
Developers, engineers and journalism majors work together.
Universities can lead in incubation of new business models
Mark Briggs: make the classroom a center for experimentation
At Cronkite School, students get hands-on experience
Developers, engineers and journalism majors work together.
Universities can lead in incubation of new business models
Mark Briggs: make the classroom a center for experimentation
Brian Stelter of the New York Times reaches out through social media
How to get over the fear of selling
Robert Niles offers practical advice to hyperlocal media entrepreneurs
I was not aware about this concept. Thanks for sharing valuable links for reading. You have covered almost all topics. It will be referral guide for me during my Journalism Courses in India
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your program. Entrepreneurial journalism should find fertile ground in India, with its growing middle class and established democracy. There is room for new voices.
DeleteThank you for the very useful roundup.
ReplyDeleteHere at the University of Central Lancashire in Preston, home to the UK's oldest school of journalism, we've been involved since 2006 in driving intrapreneurship in the mainstream media through the Journalism Leaders Programme, amongst others (http://www.ukjournalism.org/jleaders). I've also been working to help new media startups stay up through the Media And Digital Enterprise (MADE) Project, which in 2011 became the only UK winner of the International Press Institute's News Innovation Contest sponsored by Google (http://uclanmade.blogspot.com ).
Look forward to continuing the conversation with others who share the passion.
Francois, continued good luck with your program. We are all involved in the same quest for new ways to produce high-quality journalism and pay people a living wage to do it.
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