State of the News Media 2006

The Project for Excellence in Journalism's State of the News Media 2006 was published today, complete with detailed looks at the content, economics and audience of the online news industry.

For journalism, the most promising news was that there finally appeared to be more investment in producing online journalism. In their rhetoric, too, the Web is becoming central. A major reason was likely that much of the financial growth many of those companies saw in 2005 came from new media. Yet that also suggests the Internet may still be a pay-as-you-go equation for many companies. The evidence, while sketchy, suggests that more of the investment is in technology, not in human resources to gather news. It is still not clear whether the old media have it in their corporate culture to be the innovators of the new.

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