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This is what business models in journalism are going to look like as we spiral further into the 21st century. Not one, but many sources of revenue. The mix will keep changing. Direct support from people who value the work will be key. pic.twitter.com/saaL8PzcSO via @ClaraJeffery
Fascinating to see @motherjones pie chart. Would love to see how other successful orgs slice/dice it. Here’s @texastribune
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Dumb question: What’s the difference between membership and individuals? I’m a member and i attend events. Just curious.
I think in this case it is referring to the difference between becoming a member and giving a donation.
NPR Member stations rely most heavily on contributions from listeners. Sponsorship from local companies and organizations (also known as corporate sponsorship or business support) is the second largest source of support to stations. https://www.npr.org/about-npr/178660742/public-radio-finances#stationrevenues …pic.twitter.com/zijfIymt24
Here I´ll leave you @tiempoarg numbers. We are a coop newspaper founded by a hundred journalist in 2016, when the owner of the newspaper in which we worked decided to shut it down. Here @utknightcenter wrote something else about us https://knightcenter.utexas.edu/blog/00-19412-argentine-newspapers-closed-or-abandoned-owners-are-recuperated-workers-cooperatives …pic.twitter.com/X4zLwuBsZj
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