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I estimate that newspapers will be gone in my lifetime. If I live up to the standard American woman's life expectancy, this means newspapers will be extinct in the next 52 years. This blog is maintained in conjunction with Communication 517, Media Studies, taught by Prof. John Pavlik of Rutgers University.
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About Me
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Links to my classmates' blogs
- A New Age of Photojournalism
- Emerging Media Technology and Sports Television
- Entertainment & New Media
- Funksysteme
- Interactive Journalism
- MySpace in the Media
- Privacy in a Digital World
- Privacy in the Digital Age
- Problems with Personal Privacy
- Revolutionizing Media and Travel through Technology
- Rich Distant Communication Devices
- Speech Recognition Technology and Media
- The Graywire
- Who Can It Be Now?
School Stuff
Blog Archive
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2006
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October
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- A quadruple homicide and the stories newspapers ca...
- Cleveland Plain Dealer cuts staff
- Newspaper circ down
- Shift to new media a matter of culture change
- Why you should come to "Death of the Newspaper"
- Online newspaper web sites bring communities together
- The media ownership problem
- A cute little animated short
- If newspapers are profitable, how can they be dying?
- Trouble at the L.A. Times and its owner Tribune
- What happened to newspaper believability?
- Cuban: Newspapers too cheap?
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October
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E-Media Tidbits from Poynter.org
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