Project Description
Couse Units
• Introduction to revenue models for media consumption.
• A classic case of disruption
• Digital products and their business models
• Television and video on demand
• Community news and citizen reporting
• The social media revolution
• Basics of digital enterprises
• Analyzing media deals
• The mobile revolution
• Feasibility Plan Workshop (producing a business plan)
• New practices, models and ethics of journalism
• The non-profit emerges as an alternative
• The sprawling world of startups
• Old media that still works
• Crowd funding- best practices
Objective
The course will build toward students’ creation of a feasibility plan for a newmedia business – one that they might actually implement after graduation, or one that they might aspire to. The business plan might be a non-profit, a for-profit or a hybrid. Learners will also keep class blogs tracking developments in the entrepreneurial journalism.
Course Duration: One month (4 hours a day, 5 days a week, 3weeks of remote support)
Equipment needed: Computer or good capacity mobile phone with space to install and test apps
Targeted market: current media owners, entrepreneurs, those interested in the current new-media environment, and help prepare them for beginning their own journalism entrepreneurship.
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