I'm putting these things together because I see them all the time, and I just don't have the energy to spend vast amounts of time crafting lengthy essays debating sloppy reporting, overly glowing p...

(See Updates at bottom of the post) Last week on the College Media Podcast, Dan and I talked about two more student news operations that are facing steep cuts in funding, which he blogged about at ...

In our College Media Podcast this week, I mentioned the noticeable absence of a discussion of college media in the annual Pew State of the News Media report released on Monday. This is the 10th yea...

Summer's almost over and college newspapers across the country will be cranking up to full speed soon. Likely, they'll be getting ready for further adventures in online journalism, expanding their online presence while attempting to keep the print product financially successful. But hard as it is to believe, there are still student newspapers around the country that have no online presence at all.

With the swift pace of change in the media landscape, it's easy to overlook how far college news media has come in a short time. There has been some great innovation in college media, even as some lag behind. I was prompted to reflect on this last month, after reading Going Digital, an Inside Higher Ed article by Brian Farkas, editor of the Vassar Miscellany News.

My post last week about digital and print bylines (The Journalism is what matters: Get beyond the primacy of the print byline) generated quite a bit of conversation on the CMA Listserv and my Faceb...

The Associated Collegiate Press announced finalists for the 2013 Online Pacemakers last week. Here's a breakdown of the content management systems (CMS's) used by the ACP finalists. Many of the obs...