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Print media is struggling to reinvent in our increasingly digital world. Two
Carnegie Mellon University alumni are helping to bridge the gap.
Cameron Brown is director of technology for e-commerce and customer data
systems at NYTimes.com.
There Brown oversees digital billing, email, registration and more. His team
is responsible for building the Times' recent move into digital subscription
-- the 'pay wall.'
"Print isn't dead yet, and I believe there will likely remain niche markets,"
said Brown (HS'95). "But big picture, the medium isn't going to recover."
He explained, "My role, as I see it, is to help one of the most important
sources of quality news and information transform itself. The challenge is
turning it into a digital-oriented business that can profitably sustain itself
without sacrificing that which makes it great -- a real newsroom."
Daniel Schultz (HS'09) is a more recent entrant into the field. He was
recently named a 2012 Knight-Mozilla Fellow and beginning in May, will be
based at the Boston Globe, helping to develop their tablet apps, website and
other R&D projects.
"Many people have used words like 'dying' when describing print news, but
'shrinking' and 'changing' would be much more apt," said ...
Carnegie Mellon
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