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Ethnic media offered as model for mainstream meda

Post by Jon Funabiki on December 22nd at 12:19pm
tagged with advertising, business, ethnic media, Ethnic News Media, mainstream media, models, newspapers

Writing for the Online Journalism Review, Sandra Ordonez notes that the ethnic news media not only focus on niche audiences, but also serve as "an important community nexus."  It's a recipe that might help the struggling mainstream news media.  See her post, "Ethnic media's four-step model for the news industry's future."

 

Nichi Bei Times' gutsy move to nonprofit status

Post by Jon Funabiki on September 20th at 12:20pm
tagged with Asian, Benny Evangelista, community media, ethnic media, Japanese Aemrican, Kenji Taguma, newspapers, Nichi Bei Times, nonprofits, San Francisco Chronicle

A Sunday story in the San Francisco Chronicle's Benny Evangelista describes the Nichi Bei Times' gutsy effort to reinvent itself as a nonprofit newspaper as audiences for ethnic media grow, but their news outlets face difficult financial trends.

 

KPFA highlights "Voices for Justice" project on Latino Media

Post by Jon Funabiki on September 8th at 8:31pm
tagged with Ethnic News Media, ethnic newspapers, Hispanic, Latino, Mexican American, newspapers, press, Spanish, Voices for Justice

KPFA Radio's La Raza Chronicles shines a spotlight on "Voices for Justice," a national public education campaign about the 200-year history of Latino newspapers in the United States.  This interview features Eva Martinez of Accion Latina, the sponsoring organization.

 

Florida Journalists Discuss the Future of Newspapers

Post by Jon Funabiki on August 9th at 2:52pm
tagged with Democracy Now, Florida, Journalism, journalist, newspapers

Democracy Now! offers this roundtable discussion among Florida journalists on the future of newspapers and other issues.

 

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