Print vs. Blog: The Many Faces of Cultural Journalism
Village Voice Publisher Michael Cohen, Voice editor-in-chief Tony Ortega, Alana Taylor of Mashable and Jake Dobkin, publisher of Gothamist, discuss the current state of arts and cultural journalism. Will alternative print newspapers survive the economic downturn? What will arts aficionados read in the years to come? Has the rise of online periodicals and cultural blogs eroded arts reporting?
In this clip, Dobkin and Ortega offer differing views on the state of the news print industry and what lies ahead in their future.
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