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The Wired Reporter

SFU's New Media Journalism Program

Like a Gutenberg moment:

Publisher sees nothing but upside in digital era

Here’s a great quote worth sharing about the future of digital journalism:

“This is like a Gutenberg moment. We’re reinventing storytelling on a digital platform. Suddenly, we can use every form of storytelling in one place — pictures, graphics, words. If we need an interactive map, show me the map. If it’s a plane crash, show me the video. We see a new art form that’s going to be a much more dominant form of storytelling. That’s the exciting part for me.”

The quote is from Larry Kramer, former senior editor at The Washington Post, who just became publisher and president of USA Today. Kramer, a multi-millionaire, is taking over a financially-troubled USA Today but he sees nothing but upside.

Here’s a Politico.com blog entry on Kramer’s appointment, some background on Kramer in Poynter.org and an article from The Washington Post.

• To learn more about digital journalism, enrol in the New Media Journalism Certificate program offered by Simon Fraser University Continuing Studies.

• Don’t forget to visit SFU’s New Media Journalism on Twitter and Facebook for more discussions and articles.

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