Pedro Doria

"Teaching a young journalist demands more than training them in traditional storytelling skills, and now must include, at minimum, a cursory understanding of the larger digital ecosystem, product management, audience engagement, user experiences, revenue streams, and more. If journalism schools want to succeed in their mission, they must teach students to succeed across the whole industry, not just as reporters. Historically, the relationship between journalism education and the professional world was straightforward: Journalism schools are a part of a longstanding apprenticeship model, in which the industry outsourced the “greenest” of years to a trade school. Schools prepared students, who were then readily absorbed by the industry." https://lnkd.in/dN5MS3aS

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1) The membership of this work group contains no one from commercial publishing, in other words, the group that creates most of what the other groups consume. 2) Contrary to the contention that the comments are "out of scope", legality is an absolutely critical requirement that is in scope by definition. Does the NISO's enabling legislation even allow it to promulgate a standard that is known to be illegal? Todd Carpenter 3) The signatories are a Murderer's Row of organizations representing every aspect of commercial book publishing including agents, authors, and publishers from most parts of the world. In short, it looks to an outsider like the problem is that this group was convened with the wrong charter and the wrong membership. As Ms. Halperin suggests, it's a pity the process was allowed to waste two years of everyone's time.

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It's the 40th anniversary of one of my favorite #StarTrek films, and the strongest argument against the old "only the even-numbered ones are good" theory. In this article, I look back at how #Spock actor Leonard Nimoy got to direct #TheSearchForSpock

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Here is a link to "Images of Order," my latest post on Cultural Capital-Art, Politics, and Everything Else https://lnkd.in/er252s5J

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Great tips here -

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Indeed’s definition of a Journalist:   ‘A Journalist, or Reporter, is responsible for researching and writing informational news articles and stories about real events using a fair and unbiased perspective. Their duties include interviewing experts, gathering first-hand accounts of events and organizing an outline into a cohesive, interesting story.’ In 2004, ExpertSources was founded by an ex-journalist himself, Mr Bob Mills who spearheaded this ingenious online platform as a lead in its field for regional, national and international media professionals to quickly and easily find experts in any and every sector imaginable. Journalists, Reporters, Media Professionals, join here FOR FREE https://lnkd.in/gWTuBX5 in less than 20 seconds and start searching with keywords for an expert relevant to your topic at hand. Take advantage of our 20% discount, ending today, we would be thrilled to have you join us as an esteemed and sort after expert member. https://lnkd.in/dbnVv_m www.expertsources.co.uk ‘WHERE JOURNALISTS FIND PEOPLE WITH EXPERTISE.’ #Publicity #Media #MediaProfessionals #Journalist #Journalists #MediaExposure #Revenue #PR #PublicRelations #Expert #Experts #Charity #University #Business #Journalism #Editorial #Podcast #Vlog #Magazines #TV #Radio #SocialMedia #ROI #Business #StartUp #Entrepreneur #Success #BusinessSuccess #Revenue #YourDream #Reputation #Journalism Photo by Etienne Girardet on Unsplash

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Some news publishers are already studying adopting a "post-links" or "post-internet" publishing model (newsletter first, etc.) to protect their most valuable content from AI-generated sites like this. They will have to move more quickly. https://lnkd.in/epYxJbM5

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The 10 Commandments for Media Consumers serve as a thoughtful checklist that provides guidelines for media consumers to properly assess mass media communications. They were developed by an advocate for ethical journalism and media accountability, Cees Hamelink, in his article titled “Ethics for Media Users” that was published in the European Journal of Communication in December 1995. #media #mediaconsumption #massmediacommunication #mediaethics #medialiteracy https://lnkd.in/gFAzq7qT

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Here is a link to "Art and Life," my latest post on Cultural Capital-Art, Politics, and Everything Else https://lnkd.in/eDjWYngG

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What does it mean to share power in the editorial process? find out in this post by @jmr_MediaSpark, which offers practical strategies for collaborating with communities: https://lnkd.in/gHpd8AZ8

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New H-Diplo Roundtable on Rosie Bsheer's _Archive Wars: The Politics of History in Saudi Arabia_. https://lnkd.in/ehi4Aabf Introduction by Rohit De, Yale University; reviews by Ananya Chakravarti, Georgetown University, Ahmed Dailami, University of Exeter, Finbarr Barry Flood; response by Rosie Bsheer, Harvard University. 18 From the introduction: "_Archive Wars_ poses the fundamental question for historians of modern states: what does it mean for a state to not have an archive? Or indeed, can there be a state without an archive? And most generatively, can a material and ideological history of state-building be told through the attempt to construct an archive? The puzzle at the heart of _Archive Wars_ is the inability of the Saudi state, despite making it a political priority to create a national archive fifty years after the process began. Archive Wars examines Saudi state’s attempts, after the Gulf War, to ground its legitimacy around a secular national mythology built around the history of the house of Al Saud and away from religious millenarian thought, through assembling state archives, building museums, and transforming the built environment. Rosie Bsheer sets out a compelling case for locating materiality at the center of the politics of historical knowledge. In this case, the state’s material politics that shaped the creation of the archive reveal how state power is manifested. Taking materiality seriously, Bsheer offers a more expansive vision of the archive that encompasses both more traditional documents and the historical built environment. As she shows, the push to collect and centralize documents held in private hands both created economic value and market for the documents themselves and also led to fierce resistance, from princely families, local communities, and international oil corporations, to surrender their documents. These sites of historical knowledge production also became an economic resource and the basis for a new national tourism plan that allowed for capital investment and land development around these memorial spaces. Importantly, Bsheer shows how the production of this new archive was based on the erasure of sites that “alternative social imaginaries that were antagonistic to the regime’s legitimating mythos” (23), and how the people who inhabited these spaces found themselves navigating these new identities. The production of these archives mirrored the state’s constant negotiation between its political elites and its population, as well as within elites and those who were tasked with carrying out the process of centralization. Inter-institutional distrust led archivists and preservationists to subvert the processes of collection and curation.

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How to Fix Big Story Problems via Writers Helping Writers #amwriting #writetip #nanowrimo #pubtip https://lnkd.in/egygij7u

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