NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY FACES EXISTENTIAL CRISES

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NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY FACES EXISTENTIAL CRISES

VOCABULARY Disseminate To scatter or spread widely; distribute: Unintended Not intended Existential Relating to existence. Stakeholder A person, group or organization that has interest or concern in an organization.

NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF NEWSPAPERS Newspapers disseminate knowledge. They empower citizens. They play a critical role in nation-building They nurture the intellect, and offer a cerebral counterpoint to the occasionally mindless shenanigans of other media. A democracy thus owes it to itself to ensure that its newspapers are empowered to be free, to be fearless.

PRESENCE OF OTHER MEDIA.

IT IS UNDERMINED BY RISING COSTS, SINCE A LARGE QUANTITY OF NEWSPRINT THAT WE CONSUME IS STILL IMPORTED.

THE INTERNET REVOLUTION HAS DEMOCRATIZED INFORMATION BY MAKING IT FREE

MANY ISSUES INCLUDING ATTEMPTED REGULATION BY GOVERNMENT

(1) intended and reutilized news repertoires, THIS PAPER EXPLORES THREE DISTINCT YET OVERLAPPING NEWS CONSUMPTION SUB-PROCESSES: (1) intended and reutilized news repertoires, (2) unintended or incidental exposure, and (3) directed in-depth consumption.

BREAKING THE SILENCE IN AN ONLINE READER SPACE Online reader comments represent a mediated public space that allows participants to construct their narrative of society’s events.

THE FRONT PAGE: In the digital media age, clear and effective visual communication strategies are a key component of media.

CAN THE WATCHDOG EVER RETIRE? IMAGINE YOUR COMPANY IN A CRISIS AND TRY TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS 1. Is There Somebody in the Room Who Will Uphold Company Values? 2. Do We Have the Right Values to Guide us in Crisis? 3. What Values Will our Stakeholders Expect us to Honor in a Crisis? 4. How Will Our People and Culture React to Crisis? 5. How Will We Know When We’ve Recovered From Crisis? CAN THE WATCHDOG EVER RETIRE?