Jan Schaffer on how newsrooms can create sustainable revenue
The International Center for Journalists interviews Jan Schaffer after a training session for its fellows. (Video)
News Chops Report Cited in Columbia Journalism Review
Nov. 5, 2013 Columbia Journalism ReviewAn article in CJR.org profiles the pending merger of two nonprofit newsrooms in the St. Louis. The merger was highlighted in J-Lab’s Networked Journalism report, released in July 2013.
Lessons from New Media Women Entrepreneurs
Sep. 19, 2013 Knight Digital Media CenterKnight Digital Media Center profiles six years of The McKormick Foundation-funded program.
GigaOM’s Mathew Ingram writes on “the traditional culture of journalistic hubris”
Jan. 22, 2013GigaOMAn article this week on paidContent describes how journalistic hubris is a major obstacle to media success. The author uses J-Lab’s Networked Journalism report to help make his case.
American’s Media Entrepreneurship Program and J-Lab Profiled
Jan. 21, 2013Tsinghua University, BeijingJames Breiner, director of the Global Business Journalism Program at Tsinghua University in Beijing, starts off his series on entrepreneurial journalism programs with American University.
U.K. Journalists Keeping a Close Watch on Journalism Collaboration Projects in U.S.
Jan. 18, 2013Journalism.co.ukThe website Journalism.co.uk looks at collaborations projects based on a discussion with J-Lab’s Jan Schaffer at the Community Journalism Conference in Cardiff, Wales.
Podcast Interview with J-Lab’s Jan Schaffer
Jan. 8, 2013It’s All JournalismThe website It’s All Journalism recently featured this podcase interview with J-Lab’s Jan Schaffer.
J-Lab Fosters Innovation, Media Entrepreneurship
Jan. 5, 2013It's All JournalismJ-Lab’s Jan Schaffer talks about J-Lab’s work with journalism innovation and media entrepreneurship in a podcast for It’s All Journalism.
Jan Schaffer does Q&A in Street Fight on Networked Journalism Report
Dec. 20, 2012Street FightJ-Lab’s Jan Schaffer answers questions about the recent report, Networked Journalism: What Works.