Sustaining Quality Journalism in the New Media Ecology: a panel discussion at the Seattle Green Festival, 29 March 2009. Panelists were Naomi Ishisaka (One America), Jonathan Lawson (Reclaim the Me...
Sustaining Quality Journalism in the New Media Ecology: a panel discussion at the Seattle Green Festival, 29 March 2009. Panelists were Naomi Ishisaka (One America), Jonathan Lawson (Reclaim the Media), Stephen Silha (Journalism That Matters), and Sarah Stuteville (Common Language Project).
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