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Seth C. Lewis School of Journalism & Mass Communication University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

The Knight News Challenge: How it works, what succeeds, and why that matters for the shaping of journalism innovation. Seth C. Lewis School of Journalism & Mass Communication University of Minnesota – Twin Cities @SethCLewis.

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Seth C. Lewis School of Journalism & Mass Communication University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

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  1. The Knight News Challenge:How it works, what succeeds, and why thatmattersfor the shaping of journalism innovation Seth C. Lewis School of Journalism & Mass Communication University of Minnesota – Twin Cities @SethCLewis International Symposium on Online Journalism; Austin, TX; April 2, 2011

  2. the contest …and its content

  3. RQ1:relationship between proposal features and advancing?

  4. RQ2:participatory media features and advancing in the contest?

  5. methods

  6. profile of ‘08-09 proposals

  7. profile of ‘08-09 proposals - 54% organizations (vs. individuals)- 2% newspapers- 64% were not media/journalists

  8. major predictors of advancing (or not)

  9. major predictors of advancing (or not)

  10. major predictors of advancing (or not)

  11. major predictors of advancing (or not)

  12. major predictors of advancing (or not)

  13. major predictors of advancing (or not)

  14. takeaways:news, info, techparticipationopening boundaries

  15. thanks.@SethCLewis

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