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“We often talk with newsroom leaders who feel compelled to accept every invitation to participate in a program because they don’t want to miss an opportunity.” Mary Walter-Brown
“We have a problem with the ways traditional managers view technology in this new environment.”
“If hospital and prison chaplaincy work taught me anything, it’s that, unfortunately, crisis is a precursor to this kind of change.” Andrea Faye Hart
“To employers I say, take the extra minute to wonder: What else might this person have going on in their life that’s impacting their performance, and how can I help them?” Rachel S. Hunt
“For many organizations, what I’m describing requires culture change. The ‘good’ news is that things are now desperate enough for most that change is the only choice.” Andrew Losowsky
“The idea is matching on the things that you enjoy.”
“Thank goodness that the mandate will never be to look what’s getting the most Twitter likes.”
Journalists — like nurses and teachers — want to do work that’s interesting and socially beneficial. But the industry’s increasing precariousness counterbalances the appeal.
“Ultimately, what we’re fighting for is the right to freelance.”
While the sector is still growing, that growth is slowing, by some metrics. And audience data for 2023 shows that across all outlets surveyed, average monthly web traffic fell.