Disrupting the News Industry

Disrupting the News Industry: Media Concentration and Participatory Journalism, is a panel next Friday morning at the University of California at Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism. Admission is free. Panelists are:

Neil Chase, managing editor of CBS MarketWatch.

Dan Gillmor, columnist for the San Jose Mercury News and author of the forthcoming book Making the News.

Ken Sands, managing editor of online and new media at The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Washington.

Bob Magnuson, lecturer at the graduate school and former CEO of InfoWorld, will moderate the panel.

And me.

If you’re interested in how the ‘barriers of entry’ (costs, equipment, etc.) to journalism are dropping, stop by. This panel is part of a series of events that the UCB J-School is holding next week.

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