Future of Journalism

Professional journalism is one of the industries most dramatically affected by the rise of the Internet. What are the career prospects for a journalist at this point in history? The answer lies in the journalist’s ability to adapt.

A D.C. based foundation says Journalism Schools should adopt the "teaching hospital" model to prepare students. The report contains many interesting ideas, many of which echo recommendations made by the Federal Communication Commission.

The American 1960s were a time of revolution. Informational broadcasts were shot throughout the rhetorical canons of media outlets throughout the country, with messages widening everyday.