What’s the Future of Journalism in the Digital Age?

That’s the subject of a free talk Thursday night at UH Manoa, with Civil Beat and HuffPost Hawaii staff and a UH prof.

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What are the news consumption habits of younger people? Is everything going mobile?

And is talking about print media just beating a dead horse? (Answer to that last question: yeppers.)

Those are some of the topics to be featured at a free public talk titled “Journalism in the Digital Age,” a discussion of the “changes and challenges” digital technologies bring to journalism and a look at what’s ahead.

It’s set for Thursday (March 19) at 7 p.m. in Krauss Hall 12 at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

It will be moderated by Chad Blair (thats me!) with panelists James Cave of the Offsetter and HuffPost Hawaii; Chloe Fox of HuffPost; and Brett Oppegaard, UHM Communications Department.

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Old school. Very old school.

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