Are newspapers becoming extinct?
By: Jennifer Dorman, book editor
Series: At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Detroit, MI
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737751437; 9780737751444
Subjects: Newspaper publishing; Forecasting; Technological innovations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : discussion of FCC proposed media bailout; title: Traditonal newspapers are becoming extinct / Clay Shirky; title: Newspapers will not become extinct / Donna Barrett; title: Newspaper business can survive through consolidation / Jason Klein; title: Newspapers no longer present a viable business model / Henry Blodget; title: A nonprofit model may help newspapers survive / David Swensen and Michael Schmidt; title: Nonprofit newspapers will not work / Jonathan Weber; title: Newspapers should consider a hybrid nonprofit/for-profit model / James T. Hamilton; title: Newspapers will be part of digital media / Milken Institute Global Conference; title: Journalism is being undermined by blogs / Michael Skube; title: Quality journalism is essential regardless of the medium / Jill Abramson; title: New media require new ways to evaluate information / Olivia Scheck; title: Newspapers are thriving in developing countries / the Economist; title: New media are important for emerging democracies / Fabricio Altamirano; title: Ethnic newspapers serve a critical role in communities / Sally Lehrman; title: New media underscore the dangers and importance of journalistic gatekeeping / Kendyl Salcido.