Out of print: newspapers, journalism and the business of news in the digital age

From ink to link

Communicating Whatever We Please. Messy, unethical and opinionated origins ; Select and noteworthy happenings ; An explosion of opinion ; Playing with fire ; "Bible, ax and newspapers" ; A brief flowering ; The world's great informer ; Every species of intelligence.

Furnishing the World With a New Set of Nerves. A great moral organ ; The true Church of England ; The Steam Intellect Society ; We are all learning to move together ; A vast agora ; I order five virgins ; The few dozen lines of drivel ; A press typhoon ; The waning power of the harlot.

The Gilded Age. A fluid mass ; The brute force of monopoly ; Sorrow, sorrow, ever more ; A well-conducted press ; So will it be goodbye to Fleet Street? ; I really loathe people with power ; Deregulation ; Boom and decline ; Owners, news and celebrity.

The Engine of Opportunity. Chain reaction ; Utopia or dystopia? ; What the internet does to the business of news.

Rethinking Journalism Again. Complexity ; Frontiers fade and vanish ; Ink marks on squashed trees ; Comparison and choice ; The downside risks of choice ; Authority ; Manipulation ; Objectivity under strain ; The advantages and drawbacks of institutions ; The management of abundance ; New media and change: a case study.

The Business Model Crumbles. Over a cliff ; Print is not dead ; Palliative care for print ; Flipping to digital ; Making people pay: walls and meters ; The demand for news ; What we don't know about online news.

Credibility Crumbles. Newsroom culture ; Operation Motorman ; Phone hacking ; "Quality" and "seriousness" ; Trust and authority ; A spell is broken.

The Leveson Judgement. Diagnosis ; Prescription ; A third way ; Regulation's future ; Plurality.

Throwing Spaghetti at the Wall. Four core tasks ; We were having journalistic moments! ; Error is useful.

Clues to the Future. Business models ; From the ashes of dead trees.