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Gude: Yes, it's expensive to have one guy walking around the congress looking for the bad guys. But we still need that one guy.
12:00 PM Sep 11th
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Knutson: Newspapers have to remember what business they're in. Not the newspaper business, but information distribution.
11:59 AM Sep 11th
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RT @: Morgan: What underlies newsroom is network of people who get news; newsroom survive even if newspapers don't
11:58 AM Sep 11th
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Steve, audience member and MSU freshman, had to give out candy with his school newspaper to sell copies to students.
11:56 AM Sep 11th
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Technology kills what comes before it. Can newspaper's survive the Internet?
11:56 AM Sep 11th
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Morgan: A good next step for journalism may be to change the actual infrastructure so that citizens want to be involved.
11:55 AM Sep 11th
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Anderson: people need to see the personal relevance of news
11:53 AM Sep 11th
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Lampe: Journalism, as an industry, needs to decide now whether it's a social good or a product.
11:52 AM Sep 11th
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Anderson: The value of news won't change to young people unless we start re-educating them on how news affects their lives.
11:52 AM Sep 11th
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Eaton: News has to affect you to be news. Friends breaking up on Facebook is not news.
11:50 AM Sep 11th
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Lampe: People won't pay for news. To figure out the value of news, you have to read a news story, at which point you've already consumed it.
11:48 AM Sep 11th
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Knutson: People will only pay more for things they value. The future of journalism lies in whether or not people value it.
11:44 AM Sep 11th
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Is the future of news free?
11:43 AM Sep 11th
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Anderson: A lot of harm can be done between the start of a rumor and the publication of a story. The process must be efficient.
11:42 AM Sep 11th
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Morgan: Rumors lead to stories. Think of Watergate.
11:39 AM Sep 11th
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RT @: lampe: fact checking often works well on Internet: Wikipedia. It's not truly anonymous. 1,000 of eyeballs hard to deceive #
11:39 AM Sep 11th
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Anderson: bundle news with something that people really want to have.
11:34 AM Sep 11th
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Anderson: @ News has "problem" of caring about the public good that you print 1 paper and 100 can read it. Look at cable model.
11:33 AM Sep 11th
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Clark: Bloggers care about how many followers they have. They are building their own communities.
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11:31 AM Sep 11th
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If news organizations went away, would there still be news? YES.
11:31 AM Sep 11th
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