The Health of Ethnic Media: Needs and Opportunities
Contributing Organization(s): McCormick Foundation
Author(s)/Creator(s): Rene Ciria Cruz; Cristina Azocar; Jon Funabiki
Publishing Date: 2008-12-30
Issue Areas: Media
Ownership/Rights Info: Creative Commons
File info: 24 pages; 686.29 KB file size
The ethnic news media (ranging the gamut from newspapers to broadcast programs to online ventures) have experienced rapid growth in tandem with the changing nature of the nation's demographics, yet considerable anecdotal evidence shows that many of these outlets struggle with a variety of serious problems, ranging from poor journalistic standards to sheer survivability as businesses. The study was designed to provide an assessment of the sector's health and resiliency and to identify threats to success, primarilyfrom the perspective of its staff and leaders.
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Language code: English
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