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The -30-: The End of News

John Stanton

At a time when 60% of counties in the United States have no daily newspaper to hold governments and corporations accountable, we have to start asking why. The biggest reason: the rise of big tech. When 90% of all new digital ad revenue is swallowed by Google and Facebook, it’s becoming impossible to fund the kind of reporting that has uncovered corruption, solved crimes, and literally saved lives. I was never interested in the business side of journalism. I believed in the separation of church and state. But then, I found myself without a job at a time when the world needs journalism the most. So now, with this project, I’m going to interview the journalists, experts, and leaders who can help us make sense of this crisis and what it means for the future. For centuries, Dash 30 Dash has been used by journalists to signify the end of a story. We hope this won’t be the end of ours.

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Diverse voices with Katelyn Burns

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02/06/20 • 40 min

Katelyn Burns is a young trans reporter covering the White House and Congress in Washington, D.C. But as a young reporter in a changing industry, the future looks uncertain.
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02/06/20 • 40 min

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Market control with Luther Lowe

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01/23/20 • 40 min

News is not the only content online. Luther Lowe has worked at Yelp for years, and he's seen first-hand how a giant tech competitor like Google can fundamentally reshape the way a company has to do business.
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01/23/20 • 40 min

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Conservative news with Jim Swift

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01/09/20 • 35 min

Even in the era of "fake news," conservative publications have struggled too. Nobody is immune from the financial realities of the modern news business. Jim Swift, formerly of the Weekly Standard, joins us to talk about that dynamic.
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01/09/20 • 35 min

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Anti-trust with Seth Bloom

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12/19/19 • 32 min

Lawyer Seth Bloom joins us to talk about the modern anti-trust environment, big tech, and how it all ties to journalism.
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12/19/19 • 32 min

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12/19/19 • 31 min

Laura Bassett and Nick Charles work with John through the Save Journalism Project, and join him on the inaugural episode of -30- for a discussion about journalism, layoffs, and where we go next.
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12/19/19 • 31 min

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Introducing -30-

The -30-: The End of News

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11/05/19 • 2 min

I was never interested in the business side of journalism. I believed in the separation of church and state. But then, I found myself without a job at a time when the world needs journalism the most. So now, with this project, I’m going to interview the journalists, experts, and leaders who can help us make sense of this crisis and what it means for the future.
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11/05/19 • 2 min

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06/11/20 • 62 min

Follow Joel Anderson here: https://twitter.com/byjoelanderson
Read his work: https://slate.com/author/joel-anderson

Follow John Stanton here: https://twitter.com/dcbigjohn

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06/11/20 • 62 min

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05/04/20 • 46 min

Advertising funds journalism and Google and others are siphoning away that revenue. But advertising technology -- known as adtech -- is complicated. Joshua Koran joins to help us understand it better.
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05/04/20 • 46 min

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04/16/20 • 50 min

While many, many journalists have been laid off because of big tech's siphoning of ad revenue, Laura Saunders and Caitlin O'Hara join John to talk about what it's like to freelance in that environment.
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04/16/20 • 50 min

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John, Nick, and Laura talk about what has been a brutal week for the journalism industry, despite strong demand for news and information during the coronavirus pandemic.
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04/02/20 • 47 min

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How many episodes does The -30-: The End of News have?

The -30-: The End of News currently has 13 episodes available.

What topics does The -30-: The End of News cover?

The podcast is about News, Media, Journalism, News Commentary, Facebook, Podcasts, Google, Technology and Business.

What is the most popular episode on The -30-: The End of News?

The episode title 'Diverse voices with Katelyn Burns' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The -30-: The End of News?

The average episode length on The -30-: The End of News is 39 minutes.

How often are episodes of The -30-: The End of News released?

Episodes of The -30-: The End of News are typically released every 14 days.

When was the first episode of The -30-: The End of News?

The first episode of The -30-: The End of News was released on Nov 5, 2019.

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