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The Center for the Digital Globe, The Donald W. Reynolds Chair of Business Journalism, the Alfred Friendly Press Foundation and Reynolds Journalism Institute hosted a symposium on March 15-16, 2010 to explore cutting edge ideas for the future of media. Participants ranged from global organizations such as Samsung and the Associated Press to several start-ups and well-known futurists.
See 3 minute video clips from “Business, Technology and the Media: Charting a Course Through Chaos.”
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U.S. Consumers: How Americans consume news
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Young people are less likely to pay for traditional news media
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Successful online news Companies: Creating value for customers
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Subscriptions: Creating value consumers will use
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Shifting roles for newspapers: Different kinds of advertising models
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Multimedia Journalism: Where will it be in 2020?
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Knowledge vs. Information: Journalism needs a Culture Change
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Interfacing Agents: Personalizing and Customizing News
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What are audiences trying to do with news?
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Future of display
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Future of digital media: connectivity & penetration
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News Consumers of the Future: Loss of the Medium
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Two Disruptive Technological Innovations: Speed & Data Presentation
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DocumentCloud: New Tool for Journalism
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Digital Media and the Middle East
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Digital Media and Africa
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Social Media and News in Kenya
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News will go Mobile in Three Years
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