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Long-Form Storytelling in a Short Attention Span World
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The New School
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01 hr 30 min 55 sec
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Introductions
06 min 39 sec
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David Remnick on what a 25,000 word story has to have and its longevity
03 min 21 sec
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Ira Glass and Raney Aronson-Rath on budget and editorial strategy for producing documentary form on public TV and radio
02 min 32 sec
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This American Life in collaboration with ProPublica for "The Giant Pool of Money" story
01 min 35 sec
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Raney Aronson-Rath on what a TV story needs to have to get one full hour of air time on Frontline
02 min 06 sec
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Ira Glass on stories that flourish with the right storyteller
04 min 50 sec
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David Remnick on people's short attention span and its impact on long-form nonfiction writing
03 min 45 sec
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Stephen Engelberg and Ira Glass on collaboration for "The Magnetar Trade" story and the end of "bad" long-form
03 min 27 sec
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Raney Aronson-Rath and David Remnick on the Tablet and iPad as salvation for documentary filmmaking and their influence on how stories are told
05 min 31 sec
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Trans-media across multiple forms
02 min 48 sec
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Ira Glass: This American Life challenges notions of a short attention span world by thriving in the current media environment
03 min 47 sec
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Should long-form storytellers think about their audience when the average reader is always in a rush?
08 min 05 sec
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Audience segmentation and a new Golden Age for long-form journalism facilitated by the Kindle and iPad
02 min 57 sec
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Economic model for long-form storytelling impacted by technological innovations and a new generation of reporters
03 min 38 sec
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Q&A: Does the medium determine what is a good story?
03 min 14 sec
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Q&A: Are Google News and other "trending" aggregators hurting the craft of journalism writing?
02 min 32 sec
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Q&A: Who's going to pay for long-form investigative reporting?
03 min 57 sec
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Q&A: Long-form storytelling vs. the 24-hour news cycle
05 min 38 sec
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Q&A: What are the demographics for long-form storytelling?
02 min 23 sec
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Q&A: Advice for a beginner long-form storyteller
10 min 14 sec
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Final thoughts: "Carry a lightbulb"
00 min 31 sec
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01 hr 30 min 55 sec
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