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Knight International Journalism Fellow James Breiner created Latin America's first digital journalism center at the University of Guadalajara. For two years, James was the director of the master's program in Global Business Journalism at Tsinghua University in Beijing. James now writes for his blog, News Entrepreneurs, and is a visiting professor of communication and digital art at Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico. 

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How digital startups can better deal with uncertainty

The best way to test a business idea is to put an early version of the product into the hands of the public, and examine how people use it.

James Breiner | July 14, 2014

More alternative revenue sources for digital news organizations

Learn about consulting services, direct sales of information products, and other alternative sources of revenue for your news outlet.

James Breiner | July 09, 2014

Alternative revenue sources for digital news organizations

Here are some creative ways that today's media businesses make money.

James Breiner | June 27, 2014

A land of opportunity in digital news

Media entrepreneurs in Buenos Aires are learning how to measure and achieve success.

James Breiner | June 04, 2014

Conscience and credibility in narrative journalism

For narrative journalist Alejandro Almazan, the truth lies in the details, and the reporter's job is to gather those details. Here's how he does it.

James Breiner | May 29, 2014

'Stop the Presses' shows how media can regain lost credibility

Professor Bernardo Diaz Nosty's book highlights the importance of ethics to the future of journalism.

James Breiner | May 20, 2014

Three ways the journalism business is changing

The industry is changing--and sometimes not changing--in surprising ways.

James Breiner | April 29, 2014

Digital news outlets aimed at millennials have an edge in global startup space

Some of the fastest-growing digital media in Asia, Latin America and the U.S. are tapping into a young audience that wants news that is less partisan, more believable and sometimes irreverent.

James Breiner | April 16, 2014

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