The Future Prospects of Journalism

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Here’s another taste of what’s coming April 25!

By Ruth McLatchie

As the world moves in an increasingly digital direction, journalism’s importance will grow while at the same time facing greater problems. The challenge for media organizations is to take advantage of future opportunities for more high quality journalism while finding creative, effective ways to address the potential pitfalls:  

The Platform Pitfall

Author Thomas Poell suggests that the way to protect the public interest from the pitfalls of corporate platforms may be policy and legal measures based on key public values.  

The Attention Pitfall

Medium blog author and digital marketing expert Alain Lange, Sr. offers suggestions for securing and maintaining audience attention in a digital environment. 

The Trust Pitfall

The non-partisan Aspen Institute outlines ways to rebuild trust in the media, and by extension, in democracy.  

The Funding Pitfall

Patrice Schneider, chief strategy officer of the Media Development Investment fund, offers advice on De-Risking Press Freedom in the Stanford Social Innovation Review. 

Keep Cool and Think It Out

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  • Ruth McLatchie, Editor-in-Chief, Written Media
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  • Donald Wiggins, Chief Legal and Organizational Officer
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