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Witt Explains Representative Journalism to PBS’s CEO

Paula Kerger, President and CEO of PBS, said she sees the possibility of PBS and National Public Radio (NPR) sharing resources to produce news programming for PBS. Leonard Witt, who conducted the video interview, tells Kerger of his Representative Journalism idea, which he thinks could turn PBS into a news powerhouse.

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    Leonard Witt

    Leonard Witt is the Robert D. Fowler Distinguished Chair in Communication at Kennesaw State University and the chief blogger at PJNet.org.

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  • Advisory Board

    Northfield Trial Project Team: Leonard Witt, Chris Peck, Bill Densmore,

    Advisory Board: Bill Buzenberg, David Cohn, Oscar Corral, Ken Doctor, David Eckoff, Amy Gahan, Mark Glaser, Joel Kramer Dori J. Maynard, Ken Sands, Jan Schaffer, Venise Wagner, Lisa Williams

    Financial Support: Harnisch Family Foundation and its president Ruth Ann Harnisch

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  • A Definition

    Representative Journalism, a term coined by Leonard Witt, aims to build sustainable journalism one small group at a time.

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    Leonard Witt has been developing the Representative Journalism idea behind the scenes for several months. Now he is going public. You can help develop the concept into a workable model or models for mainstream media, small operations, start-ups or individual endeavors.

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