What Journalists Learn When They Become Entrepreneurs

By: Lucia Moses | Digiday

Three years ago, Columbia’s journalism school came out with a report that stated the painfully obvious: Journalists are ignorant about their business, and they need to get educated if they want their organizations to be competitive online.

There are a few notable bold and brave journalists, however: those who have heeded the startup call, embracing the Silicon Valley startup ethos. We talked to three of them about what they learned and what they wish they’d known.