Clay Shirky on Internet Issues Facing Newspapers
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Uploaded on Oct 2, 2009
Clay Shirky describes the changing news landscape that has put accountability journalism at risk, and outlines a "journalistic ecosystem" that is needed to preserve essential watchdog role of the press.
This talk was sponsored by the Joan Shorenstein Center on Press, Politics, and Public Policy at Harvard's Kennedy School.
Find links to the summary and transcript of this talk at:
http://www.hks.harvard.edu/presspol/n...
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All Comments (8)
branelep 1 year ago
valuable talk
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henrikthedj 1 year ago
He is amazing, fantastic, superb... I highly recommend his contributions at TED... Especially the newest one on SOPA and PIPA... Anyway, many thanks for the upload... Peace!
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Graham Neale 1 year ago
Lovin' Mr Dunkin' Donuts in the background....
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thescowlingschnauzer 2 years ago
So newspapers are too big to fail and we need to break up what they do across multiple smaller organizations. Sharp stuff as usual from Prof Shirky.
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BrianLehrerLive 3 years ago
Shirky: Always brilliant!
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1888junkteam 3 years ago
excellent work!
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Scott Bryan 3 years ago
I think newspapers are dead because they're born that way. Everything around us is coming to life because we're more trusting of living things.
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