I'm with Scott from BEAHIVE, I think that as journalism is a changing
landscape, one way to maintain journalism is to combine local
journalism efforts with the coworking movement. I have a lot of ideas
on this train, but not enough time to lay it all down here. =) We'll
be trying a similar
We have a few journalists at our space, including myself. One is part-
time staffer for a local paper and part-time freelancer, so she spends
her freelancing days here. We've also sponsored a few journalism
events and hosted some of them at our space. But besides the obvious
price issue that was
Hi all,
It has been very eye-opening about what makes writers to come or
not to come to CoWorking spaces.
We face the same dilemmas over here in Germany, where the Web-2.0
and CoWorking ideas are not yet as popular as in other parts of the
world.
Who has experience about the situation in
Brian,
You may want to check with Jerome in LA. When I visited, he mentioned
some media using Blankspaces. souk doesn't experience many media
types coming through, so I can't speak to it for you.
Julie Duryea
http://www.soukllc.com
@soukportland
On Aug 19, 6:32 am, BrianR anon...@gmail.com
Hey Brian,
We have one journalist working at Office Nomads (Charles Redell of
Sustainable Industries), and one publisher (Mike Jones of Morgan
Claypool).
I know we've had a few others come and drop in from time to time in
those industries as well, but those are the two that come to mind
right
As the aforementioned journalist at Office Nomads, I can tell you that one
of the biggest reasons that journalists likely don't populate coworking
spaces more is that people tend not to value our work anymore. I don't want
to turn this into a scree about how you all should subscribe to your local
Thanks for reminding us Charles. Its not my intention to market to
anyone who is out of work. My thoughts about this, from a sales
perspective, where geared towards media companies and their decision
makers. I'm very much into finding quality solutions to the business
societal problems of our
We have a few writers and editors (word and photo) in our space, but
they're freelance (one is a staff photo editor at a major newsweekly
but also freelance writes and does a million other independent things).
But we actually want to start a local publication (online and/or
print) that we'd
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