Is the economic model for news that has lasted 200 years disappearing?
In short: Journalist Alan Rusbridger explores whether we are facing a future without news as we once understood it, and why this shift in the media landscape matters for society.
In this Gresham College lecture, former The Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger examines the decline of a long-standing economic model for news production. He questions whether societies can function effectively without the traditional concept of news, investigating the implications of this structural change for the public sphere.
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