Sentence examples for model for journalism from inspiring English sources

With the release of "Collateral Murder," WikiLeaks received more than two hundred thousand dollars in donations, and on April 7th Assange wrote on Twitter, "New funding model for journalism: try doing it for a change".

For years, Garner has offered me a model for journalism: a careful observer, she also tells us how those observations change her as well as the subjects of her gaze.

The idea of "micro-payments" for goods on the Net has been around for a long time, and has recently been revitalized as a potential business model for journalism by an article by Walter Isaacson in Time Magazine.

Picking up Burda's statement that the online version of the Focus magazine is profitable not through adverts, but through ecommerce, he asked: "Are news organisations becoming retailers?" Jeff Jarvis hosted a panel on content, and spent the second part of it walking through the audience looking for a revenue model for journalism.

Melina Marchetta is the author of Tell the Truth, Shame the Devil Everywhere I Look by Helen Garner For years, Garner has offered me a model for journalism: a careful observer, she also tells us how those observations change her as well as the subjects of her gaze.

With the release of "Collateral Murder," WikiLeaks received more than two hundred thousand dollars in donations, and on April 7th Assange wrote on Twitter, "New funding model for journalism: try doing it for a change". Just this winter, he had put the site into a state of semi-dormancy because there was not enough money to run it, and because its technical engineering needed adjusting.

Yet at a time when traditional business models for journalism are collapsing, it makes no sense to undermine one of the few models that is working.

"The business models for journalism are a real challenge," Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia told me.

"We are journalist entrepreneurs, and we have to find new models for journalism in the digital age," says Balboni.

He said he hoped Facebook could help find sustainable business models for journalism and acknowledged the company's responsibility to "support the institution of journalism".

Her goal is to create an immersive teaching and reporting model for university journalism programs to partner with prisons in creating journalism curriculum for inmates.