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10. May, 2011 Comment, Digital and online, Entrepreneurship, Industries, Newspaper, Routes into journalism, Shifts, Work experience and interning
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#beyondpaywall debate in less than 30 tweets | a storify

by The Student

Last night, there was a journalism event held at City University tited ‘Beyond the Paywall: how are we going to pay for quality journalism in a digital world?’. Roughly a year on from The Times and Sunday Times going behind a paywall, it sought to establish (or at least muse upon) what the journalism business model will be in the future.

Chaired by Press Gazette editor Dominic Ponsford, there was a panel of distinguished guests including Dan Sabbagh (Media editor of The Guardian), Stevie Spring (Chief executive of Future Publishing), Dominic Young (former director of strategy and product development at News International) Katie Vanneck-Smith (Chief marketing officer, News International) and Geordie Greig (Editor, London Evening Standard)

If you weren’t able to make the event, we’ve compiled a list of select tweets and blogs that will give you a gist of the paywall debate. Thanks to everyone whose tweets we have used for the Storify.

 


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