by Curt
The cost of operating a news site on the Web seems relatively low. In the U.S. you don’t have to secure an FCC license as a radio or TV station would. It doesn’t cost millions of dollars to purchase and install a press to compete in print. Buy a URL, rent some server space, install […]
Categories: journalism business • Tags: cyber security, New York Times, Twitter
by Curt
For the last few years my guilty pleasure has been driving south to a cedar cabin in the spectacularly beautiful Canaan Valley in West Virginia to spend weekends working with Bob Lynn on his book Vision, Courage & Heart. Even if the book hadn’t worked out, spending time with Bob was like getting a PhD. […]
Categories: journalism business, photojournalism • Tags: Bob Lynn, leadership, management, Ross Taylor, VC&H
by Curt
(This post was created June 3 and updated June 4) My Facebook and Twitter feeds have been blowing up since Thursday when the Chicago Sun-Times and its affiliated suburban papers laid off more than 20 photographers, leaving only three picture editors to try to craft a visual report from wire photos, from images created by […]
Categories: daily journalism, journalism business, photojournalism, smartphone reporting, video