Journalism in Crisis and Flux
Newsmanbook, February 19, 2007
By Dick Michael
My head is spinning from trying to figure out what is happening in the world of journalism and where it is all going to lead. No doubt, journalism is in crisis in the United States. Newspaper hardcopy circulation and readership continue to decline. Mainstream media reporting staffs, in many instances, have been dramatically reduced to cut expenses and improve profits.
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