Innovation in College Media

"They, as a cartel, must demand that we pay for news, be it digital or print. I think a system where subscribers get Sunday print delivered combined with unlimited digital usage is a likely model." - Brian Till argues returning to the 20th century!

"I go to meetings and all I hear is, 'Oh my God, they just keep coming and coming,' " Judy VanSlyke Turk, president of the Association of Schools of Journalism and Mass Communication, said of the students. She added, "I'm really not sure they understand how competitive the job market is." Dig into the numbers, though, and you'll find "journalism" can be a misleading label.

No surprise here. Lots of "J-school" majors are PR or use it as a springboard to law school or other careers.

Chris Anderson is wiki-izing his dissertation. Interesting approach.

Shawn Montano on "subtle" editing. This is something that is often a challenge for beginning newspaper videogapher students.

Danny Sanchez with ways to keep up on the others in your market. This would be handy for college beat reporters and editors.