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AUDIO: Alan Mutter at N.E. Newspaper & Press Assn.

NATICK, Mass. -- Newspaper-industry consultant Alan Mutter, of San Francisco, provided a blunt warning about changes in the newspaper-industry advertising marketplace during an Oct. 6, 2011 presentation to the New England Newspaper & Press Association fall convention. Listen to audio of Mutter's presentation by clicking on the carat to the left of the bar below to launch a stream, or downloading an MP3 audio podcast for offline listening.

AUDIO: Chris Tippe and social-network curation: CrowdyNews

Chris Tippe of Maroon advisors, represents CrowdyNews.com, a Dutch company that has developed a service curating Twitter feeds for news personalization.

In this 35-minute talk at the Personalize News conference June 21, 2011 at the Boulder [Colo.] Chautauqua camp, Tippe describes the service. Click on the carat to the left of the bar below to launch a video stream, or download an MP3 audio podcast for offline listening.

MediaSalad: Somewhere between journalism and PR?

BOULDER, Colo. -- What's going on at the intersection between journalism and public relations? Christine Tatum, the founder of Denver-based MediaSalad.com is finding out.

Tatum was a business writer and editor at The Chicago Tribune and the Denver Post. She spent a year as president of the national Society of Professional Journalists. But when she lost her job at the Denver Post in a round of budget cuts, she took a different turn.

MediaSalad is journalists for hire. The company works the web to do information research and investigations, and data-driven work, on behalf of niche corporate clients. Is it PR, or journalism-for hire?

Tatum explains what MediaSalad does, and tackles that question, in this 30-minute talk at the Personalize News summit June 20, 2011 at the Chautauqua resort.

AUDIO: Second breakout for SMYID project at JTM-NC

In a secoind planning session participants in Journalism That Matters-Create or Die 2 gatheing at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro meet Saturday, June 4 , 2011 in the afternoon (after a a morning session).

JTM-NC-Creating school journalism program for urban youth

Listen to this session from "Create or Die 2," a convening of Journalism That Matters at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, N.C. Click on the carat of the bar below to launch the audio stream, or download the MP3 podcast for offline listening.

Disaggregated knowledge and the role of libraries

Listen to David Weinberger on the disaggregation of knowledge and the role of libraries in this 25-minute address to "Beyond Books," a Journalism That Matters convening April 6, 2011 at the MIT Center for Future Civic Media. Click on the carat to the left of the bar below to launch the audio stream, or download an MP3 podcast for offline listening.

JTM-NC-Breakout-Games and journalism

Listen to the audio archive of the games and journalism breakout session at the Journalism That Matters convening June 2-5, 2011 in Greensboro, N.C.
Click on the carat of the bar below to launch the stream, or download an MP3 podcast for offline listening.

Joy Mayer: The three elements of citizen engagement

When Joy Mayer began teaching social media to Missouri School of Journalism students she ran into a connundrum -- she couldn't find an accepted definition of what's meant by "community engagement" in the journalism context.

So she set out to find out. Through May, she is on an academic-year fellowship to the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute to understand the changing ways journalists engage with their readers, listeners and users. The title of her fellowship: "Ditch the Lecture . . . Join the Conversation."

In this 13-minute discuss, Mayer talks about what she's nearing, and how it might relate to libraries and librarians.

LONC entrepreneurs discuss needs for success

Listen to local online news community entrepreneurs discuss what the need to achieve success. Five LONC operators spoke to Bill Densmore during an Oct. 28, 2010 "Community News Caucus," in Washington, D.C.

Michele McLellan and Jan Schaffer discuss LONCs

Consultant and Reynolds Journalism Institute fellow Michele McLellan and Jan Schaffer, director of J-Lab, the Institute for Interactive Journalism at American University, discuss the needs of local online news communities and an initiative to meet those needs, during an Oct. 28, 2010 "Community News Caucus," in Washington, D.C.