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Print journalism began an agonizing
downsizing during the first years of the 21st century.
Public impression and, particularly, the growing level of red
ink in the hardcopy news business has sealed the fate of a
once-bustling and widely romanticized business. Even so, there is a place for the hardcopy survivors and
apprentices who have the passion, courage, and preparation to
make it work for them. This office at Free-Ed.Net is
dedicated to them (as well as pop-culture sociologists and
historians).
Online resources that provide an overview of the subject. These
are especially
helpful for learners who are searching for subjects that suit their needs and
personal interests.
Topics included in these free online learning resources are
roughly equivalent
to one- or two-semester courses in a traditional school environment.
These free online resources are intended to provide knowledge,
skills, and insights
for a special, limited portion of a subject.
* The study guide for this
short course is under development at this
time. The reading assignment, however, is
now available.
 
These are contemporary textbooks that appear online, free of
charge but with an
undetermined number of pages missing. They are selected for their relevance and
quality. |
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