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Tag Archives: David Carr
Brussel Sprouts and Reporting Horsepower: Accolades for a ‘Healthier’ Brand of Journalism
In a time when many newspapers are being forced to fold or retreat to the web, and reporters and newsrooms are being cut at even the best known papers, the proliferation of niche media services is not an altogether surprising … Continue reading
Posted in bernstein-fall 2009, Brussels Sprouts Journalism
Tagged David Carr, future, gotham gazette, journalism, media, media analysis, New York Times, niche media, Rachel Vincent, texas tribune
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Media Analysis: A Web Debut
“Good-for-you, brussel sprouts journalism” has a fairly idealistic mission – to educate the public on the workings of the state government. This drive encourages private donors to fund The Texas Tribune. Government officials are more wary of the watchdog function … Continue reading
Posted in bernstein-fall 2009, Brussels Sprouts Journalism
Tagged "Media Erupts" story, Alice Fong, David Carr, NY Times
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Brussels Sprouts Media?
I believe the most important strength of “brussels sprouts” media is that it is an outlet that is way less dependent upon other media sources. In fact, it is a sort of anti-media outlet, and so when one major news … Continue reading
Posted in bernstein-fall 2009, Brussels Sprouts Journalism
Tagged "Media Erupts" story, David Carr, New York Times
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