SABEW overachieves in down economic year

Len Downie, whose work on the future of American journalism has sparked debate nationwide, concluded SABEW’s annual three-day conference with an address on “The Reconstruction of American Journalism” Sunday, March 21, at the Cronkite School at Arizona State University.

From paid content to new j-startups, Downie, a professor of journalism at ASU and former editor of The Washington Post, painted a picture of optimism at the final keynote event of the 47th annual convention of the 3,200-member organization of financial journalists. More… | Photos

Conference Recap

	Feinberg: Biz journalists critical to exec compensation debate Pay czar’s keynote kicks off the SABEW national conference in Phoenix. Read More
	‘Pay czar’: Limit base exec salaries Feiberg endorses a $500,000 cap. Read More
	Mexican media mogul calls for stronger U.S. ties to ‘emerging market’ south of border Calls Mex. gov’t transparency ‘dream scenario.’ Read More
	Valley execs talk future of pro sports Team chiefs discuss tough economy. Read More
	Affording College Life: Economic crisis coverage goes in one ear and out the other Roshau reports on the ‘Getting it Wrong’ panel discussion. Read More
	Former Washington Post editor talks future of news Len Downie Jr. on how journalism will escape extinction. Read More

Reynolds Center coverage

• NYT publisher to media companies: reinvent yourselves • A web writing boot camp for journalists • Social media: Here’s how reporters can use it • Broadcast prof shows biz journalists how to look natural on air More coverage…