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The Economics of Sovereign Media: A Roadmap for AT Protocol | ATmosphereConf VODs

The talk will focus on (1) the structural shifts reshaping the media landscape & creator economy and provide a roadmap / suggestions for how the AT Protocol ecosystem & community can be best positioning to serve the needs of creators of all kinds (emphasis / focus here on independent creators) through this evolutio, while preserving their rights to sovereignty & ownership. The talk ideally touches on both cultural, economic and technical / infrastructural topics. Will be speaking in my capacity both as an artist and as an investor / student of media markets.

Welcome to the Department of Arts, Culture and Media (ACM) | Department of Arts, Culture and Media

Welcome to the Department of Arts, Culture and Media (ACM) at the University of Toronto Scarborough.

Media Influence Matrix – The World's Most Reliable Influence Tracker

This week’s edition reads five FY2025 reports against each other: Dnevnik (Slovenia), Delfi Latvia, Phoenix New Media (China), Hanza Media (Croatia) and Digi Communications (Romania). It finds two publishers separating their journalism from their balance sheets, a Croatian publisher closing a 35-year-old political weekly on a 1.1% net margin, a Chinese state-linked digital news group whose financial centre has quietly shifted from advertising to mini-program reading apps, and a Romanian telecom giant’s having its news channel walk off the must-carry list.

Bachelor of Communication — Journalism and Digital Media (BCMM) | MRU

Master reporting, audio, video and digital platforms with MRU’s Journalism and Digital Media program. Build real-world experience. Apply today.

Reimagining American public media: A key infrastructure for local journalism

As the state of U.S. local journalism continues to deteriorate, contributing to growing news deserts and the proliferation of mis- and disinformation, alternative models for sustaining local news are increasingly paramount. One such alternative to the failing commercial model that deserves more attention, we argue, is the American public media system. While less robust than its international counterparts, the U.S. public media system tends to be less reliant on market support, less subject to commercial pressures, and more devoted to a universal service mission. This study explores to what extent the American public media system may serve to lessen the severity of the local journalism crisis. Drawing on interviews and conversations with two dozen public media practitioners and analysts, our research examines how public media could be reimagined and repurposed to better serve local information needs. We conclude that a renewed investment in the existing system in tandem with structural reforms presents a possible pathway towards a more sustainable future for local news.

Reimagining American public media: A key infrastructure for local journalism

As the state of U.S. local journalism continues to deteriorate, contributing to growing news deserts and the proliferation of mis- and disinformation, alternative models for sustaining local news are increasingly paramount. One such alternative to the failing commercial model that deserves more attention, we argue, is the American public media system. While less robust than its international counterparts, the U.S. public media system tends to be less reliant on market support, less subject to commercial pressures, and more devoted to a universal service mission. This study explores to what extent the American public media system may serve to lessen the severity of the local journalism crisis. Drawing on interviews and conversations with two dozen public media practitioners and analysts, our research examines how public media could be reimagined and repurposed to better serve local information needs. We conclude that a renewed investment in the existing system in tandem with structural reforms presents a possible pathway towards a more sustainable future for local news.

Corus Entertainment - More content. More places.

Corus is a driving force in the media industry with a diverse portfolio of strong brands that entertain and inform audiences through great storytelling and compelling content, reaching millions of people around the world every day.

NEW MODELS 2026®

NEW MODELS is a media channel and community addressing the emergent effects of networked technology on culture.

Master of Media in Journalism & Communication (MMJC) - Faculty of Information & Media Studies - Western University

Learn interchangeable media skills that can be developed through journalism and communications training.

The Rise of the Right-Wing Media Machine

This conservative media machine now rivals—and may well surpass—the power and the influence of the old-line press. It holds sway over much of the national agenda, deciding which ideas and...

The Rise of the Right-Wing Media Machine

This conservative media machine now rivals—and may well surpass—the power and the influence of the old-line press. It holds sway over much of the national agenda, deciding which ideas and...

ICFJ+ Launches the Plus Hub: Shared Services for More Resilient News Ecosystems

ICFJ+, the civic tech and media venture operated by Code for Africa (CfA), the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) and PROTO, is launching the Plus Hub. The initiative gives information and news providers access to shared, enterprise-level services and technical support they can’t ever afford on their own. Our goal is to provide critical infrastructure for civic intelligence — information that helps people make sense of the world and act constructively to shape it.

Report: AI Use in Newspapers Is Widespread, Uneven… | Maryland Today

UMD Computer Scientists, Private Firms Examine News and Opinion Pages in U.S. Media