In order to chronicle the recent ups and downs of the media industry through the experiences of those who are living it, I've spent the last two years working with students at New York University on a project we just published: “Journalism Crossroads,” a collection of nearly 40 profiles showcasing revolutionary new media careers, pros who are redefining traditional roles, and the remembered experiences of veterans who can provide us context from the industry's past. As program director Adam Penenberg says in the intro: "At a time of aching uncertainty in media, it pays to look at those pushing the boundaries of what defines a 'journalist' ... Through these personal narratives, we aim to highlight how these experts have not only adapted to changes but have also thrived, pushing the boundaries of how we tell and share stories." A big thanks to the writers in this project (all students at NYU's American Journalism Online master's program), Tiffany Chang, Agnes Cheung Shull, Tiffany Corr, Robert Davis, Bill Meincke; assistant editor Lilian Manansala; and designer Skye Gould. I'm proud to have led this crew in exploring the crossroads many of us are now facing, and I hope these stories provide a blueprint for your own journey. #mediajobs #journalism #journalismjobs #futureofwork #mediacareers
Shannon Damiano & Jenna Flanagan check out the stories from the "Journalism Crossroads" project. I think you'll find them relevant for your respective projects!
Congrats on creating this insightful project Joel Marino! What a way to encapsulate these shifts. I’m excited to dig in!
This is great!! Congrats!
Loved this!
🎉 🥂 I love our crew! Thank you so much for your guidance!