Stephen Engelberg on Charging for Information on the Internet

Stephen Engelberg is the managing editor of ProPublica, an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest. Previously, he was the managing editor of The Oregonian, and spent 18 years reporting for the New York Times.

In this episode of BTNN, Stephen Engelberg talks about the high cost of funding bureau stories outside the U.S. He believes that if news organizations continue giving away online content for free, they will cease to exist.

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