Is Harvard Magazine Coping in a Digital Age?
Comments: 0 - Date: July 30th, 2008 - Categories: Information Quality, Podcast, Reporters In The Field, Video Podcast
We’re taking a break from “The Ballad of Zack McCune” this week to give you a glimpse into the world of print media — specifically, Harvard Magazine and the ways in which it is handling society’s shift towards the digital. As a small but growing pool of alumni trades reading class notes for skimming Facebook news feeds, how will alumni publications like Harvard Magazine continue to capture their interest? Cathy Chute, the magazine’s publisher, grappled with these questions and gave us some insight into Harvard Magazine’s current approach.
(This podcast was created and produced by Nikki Leon, with support and audio engineering by John Randall.)
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