If you’d asked me six months ago what I thought I would be doing now, post-graduation, my prediction would have been quite a ways off from reality.
The original plan was to move back to my hometown of Lexington, MA and help out with the family business while turning an eye toward new media start-up possibilities [...]
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Will journalism survive the death of its institutions? Yes, absolutely — but the looming question today is how? Arguments for paid content models, from subscriptions to micropayments, have the well-meaning intent of financially sustaining journalism amidst the upheaval. But is putting up paywalls between content and readers really the answer?
As Dave Cohn recently suggested, [...]