The Future of Journalism Will Be Radically Different
The Future of Journalism Will Be Radically Different
Written by Sarah Perez / April 6, 2009 6:06 AM
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An Interview with Spot.us about the changing nature of journalism.
David Cohn would probably argue it's the latter. For five months now, his crowd-funded journalism project at Spot.us has been providing the means for local reporters to get paid while researching the stories the community wants to read. At last week's Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, we had an opportunity to sit down with David and ask him about the project, what's been happening with it, and where he sees it going.
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These
days, everywhere you look it seems that some newspaper is closing its
doors, stopping its presses, or maybe just going online-only. This sea
of change is being heralded by some as the "death of journalism," a
transformation that has been brought about thanks to the web. But is
the web really killing journalism? Or, is it allowing an entirely new
type of journalism to emerge?
