false 2009-06-10T12:31:20-07:00 <p>Thanks to all of you who made it down last week’s event held at <a href="http://www.saltyard.co.uk/01_intro.htm">The Salt Yard</a> in Soho.</p> <p>If you missed it was a great session that involved a little survey gathering ‘young’ journalists’ thoughts about our trade.</p> <p>*<a href="http://dmi.crowdvine.com/attachments/0000/3379/DMI_may_summary.pdf ">Summary</a><br /> *<a href="http://dmi.crowdvine.com/attachments/0000/3380/DMI_May_Tables.pdf ">Tables</a> (marvel at my Paint skills)<br /> *<a href="http://dmi.crowdvine.com/attachments/0000/3381/DMI_May_responses.pdf ">Full responses</a></p> <p><br>What was supposed to be a tool in helping me remember what we discussed actually proved to be very insightful. I found it really interesting to think what my peers in journalism think about the trade, and hopefully you will too.</p> <p>The overwhelming finding was that while you’re all stressing about the rise of multiplatform journalism and the decline of traditional news sources, most of you see yourselves staying in mainstream news for the foreseeable future.</p> <p>I’d love to talk more about this next time but in the mean time you’d like to share your views, this site is the perfect platform.</p> 23501 Future journalism 5 true 7203 true 2009-07-14T16:48:32-07:00 /pages/23501 3