by
Michael P. Smith and Hazel Reinhardt
Dramatic shifts
in society will forever change newspapers and the markets that they
serve. The Changing Reader: Understanding the Forces Changing
Newspapers takes an outside-in look at the future and considers
the impact of demographic, societal, political and technological
trends.
Co-authors
Michael P. Smith and Hazel Reinhardt, with assistance from students
and faculty of the Medill School of Journalism, analyze what newspaper
readership will look like in the next century and offer their thoughts
on how content should respond to these changes. Rich with facts
and insights, The Changing Reader outlines how corporate
strategy, editorial content and the definition of the newspaper
marketplace must shift.
The book was
written with three goals: to identify the trends and issues that
should be on a forward-thinking editor's radar screen, to offer
a roadmap for editors to learn more from the existing research,
and to report on how we can serve our aging core readers better.
The Changing Reader is a must-have for any strategic editor.
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