It is due time that journalists stop complaining about the work of public relations pros and people from the PR Agency World. In The Economist on March 30th, there is an article which discusses the annual report of the Project for Excellence in Journalism at the Pew Research Centre, the aptly titled “The State of the News Media 2013.”
Surprising no one who follows the media, “the report indicates that newspaper staffs have shrunk by around 30% since their peak in 1989, and newspapers collectively now employ fewer than 40,000 full-time professionals, the lowest number since the mid-1970s.”.... Read more
Surprising no one who follows the media, “the report indicates that newspaper staffs have shrunk by around 30% since their peak in 1989, and newspapers collectively now employ fewer than 40,000 full-time professionals, the lowest number since the mid-1970s.”.... Read more
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