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Video - “Newsout: Options and strategies for New England communities when the newsroom lights dim”
The New England News Forum has made video available from the “Newsout: Options and strategies for New England communities when the newsroom lights dim” event which took place on March 21, 2009 at Boston University.
Stephen Clift, director, eDemocracy/Democracies Online, Minneapolis, Minn.
Tracy Record, founder of The West Seattle Blog.
Panel Part 1 features:
Joe Bergantino, director of the New England Center for Investigative Reporting
Carol Amick, former editor, Bedford Minuteman and former Massachusetts state senator.
Part 2 features:
Steve Colllins, reporter, The Bristol (Conn.) Press.
Jane Stevens, 2008-2009 fellow, Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the University of Missouri.
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