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2009 Symposium News Coverage During the 2009 Symposium, the two-day event was covered by students of the Multimedia Journalism class at UT Austin's School of Journalism in real time. Below are the stories that the students contributed.
Coverage of Day 1
Coverage of Day 2
MSN UK focuses on new advertising models By: Stephen Keller
Posted Apr 17, 200912:14
Online news site may need to work more closely with advertisers in order to flourish in the current economic climate.
Steve Outing warns journalists of charging for online content By: Stephen Keller
Posted Apr 17, 200911:05
Steve Outing, columnist for Editor & Publisher, told a packed room of media professionals and students Friday that the news industry needs to think outside the box.
Read More >> KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Newspapers are dying, is technology ready to shoulder the load? By: Robert Rich
Posted Apr 17, 200911:03
We’ve heard it before, but it always bears repeating: we’re in an evolving era when it comes to journalism. 2009 keynote speaker Paul Steiger told the symposium just that, and outline three key points about the state of the profession.
Read More >> Tracy Dahlby, Director of J-School, gives warm remarks and speaks of changing media By: Larry Dechant
Posted Apr 17, 200911:02
The Director of the Journalism School at the University of Texas at Austin, Tracy Dahlby spoke to an auditorium of online symposium attendees, this morning about the changing tides of the media.
Read More >> By: Robert Rich
Posted Apr 17, 200911:00
Good morning and welcome to the 2009 International Symposium on Online Journalism, coming to you from a balmy and wet University of Texas in Austin.
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