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Bill Densmore

2008-2009 Donald W. Reynolds Fellow
densmorew@rjionline.org

Bill Densmore is an expert on Internet information technologies and Internet-related business models. Most recently, he headed up The Media Giraffe Project at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. He has been an editor/writer for the Associated Press, ComputerWorld Magazine, the Boston Globe and trade publications in business and law.

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Bill Densmore, 2008-2009 Fellow

A new business model for journalism: Circulate

A new business model for journalism: Circulate

CircLabs to build new revenue streams for news organizations.

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Work Plans for Sustaining Journalism

Work Plans for Sustaining Journalism

More than 100 industry leaders gathered in Washington D.C. on May 27, 2008. Hear what they said.

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InfoValet

InfoValet

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Circulate in the news

Circulate in the news

Bill Densmore's Recommended Reading

  1. "The 'Internet Manifesto' bucks a trend and gets mainstream media attention" By Mercedes Bunz
  2. "A Perfect Storm for the Demise of Journalism … or for the Rebirth of the Journalist" By Charlie Terry.  Veteran online content marketer Charlie Terry expresses some optimism amid ideas at "Gatekeepers to InfoValets" but worries newspaper companies won't adapt.
  3. "Newspapers Still Colluding to Charge for Content" THE April 8 interview that Charlie Rose did with Tom Curley and Arianne Huffington. It's a must watch.
  4. "Opening Up Closed Doors: What News Execs Asked Brill" By Staci D. Kramer
  5. "The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette A Model For Newspaper Paywalls? Not Really" By David Kaplan
  6. "Newspapers Gather In Secret (With An Antitrust Lawyer) To Collude Over Paywalls"
  7. "New Player in Race to Save Journalism"
  8. "How the Obama administration can save newspapers" By Tim Rutten
  9. "UPDATED: NAA Gathering Not a 'Secret' Meeting, Say Participants" By Joe Strupp and Jennifer Saba
  10. "Secret Newspaper Conspiracy Meeting Probably Not Illegal" By Hamilton Nolan
  11. "Collusion Course: Does today's hush-hush meeting of newspaper executives violate antitrust law?" By Ben Sheffner
  12. "New antitrust relief for newspapers opposed" By Laurie Kellman

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