This week’s readings for my media and entrepreneurship class serve as a continuation of last week’s point of discussion: how to grow your subscriber base from 0 to 1,000 people. …

Our readings for week 11 seek to answer the question I have been struggling most with throughout our class. …

The Mel Snyder reading offers an insightful analysis on the optics on the job market for journalism students. He opens up by providing some of the statistics pertaining to entrepreneurial journalism, noting that the big money is in health care and high tech. However, for the sake of our class…

Hello Coast to Coast Hockey readers. Following up from my introduction and overview last week, I am writing this week to provide the results and analysis from each division this past week. Please note: at least to start out, I will feature coverage on a 7-day basis, from Sunday to…

Hello hockey fans near and far. My name is Kenneth Mazzaro. I am writing to let you know that I will soon be launching a newsletter on SubStack that will cover all things NHL. …

We have reached a point in my media and entrepreneurship class where we have surpassed the introductory material, having covered a wide range of concepts and ideas that have set us up for this moment. Now, it is time to begin materializing the ideas that we have been brainstorming over…

Building off of each week of our media & entrepreneurship class, with a particular focus on last week’s study on aggregation and curation, I believe I have come to a decision as to which direction I’d like to head for my newsletter. I think for my niche audience and subject…

The focus of week five in my media and entrepreneurship class was centered around the concepts of aggregation and curation. Compared to previous weeks, these were concepts that were a little more unfamiliar to me, so I walked away from the readings with a real sense of enlightenment. What I…

The focus of our course reading assignments for week four of my media & entrepreneurship class is the importance of service journalism. While at first glance I expected this to signify a shift in gears for our class, I am realizing after digesting these different articles that our previous discussions…