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INSIDE THE FLX: Longtime professor Steve Keeler talks health of local, national media (podcast)

Historically, there’s been a lot of focus on the decline of traditional media. Newspapers, radio, and television have had to evolved-or-shrink, with many across the U.S. disappearing entirely. The health of the news business is ... more
Daily Debrief: Can news organizations survive the Coronavirus Pandemic? (podcast)

Earlier this year we talked with Steve Keeler from Cayuga Community College. It was mid-April and the economy had only been shut down for a few weeks. However, it was clear that the media landscape ... more
INSIDE THE FLX: Steve Keeler on future of college & journalism (podcast)

FUTURE OF COLLEGE, JOURNALISM, AND LIFE AS WE KNOW IT UP IN THE AIR Earlier this week we featured a Daily Debrief taking on questions about the future sustainability of local journalism. It's a topic ... more
DAILY DEBRIEF: How do news organizations survive post-pandemic and will students go to college this fall? (podcast)

What does the future of journalism look like? To Steve Keeler, who leads the school of media and arts at Cayuga Community College - it's going to take quite a bit to save local journalism ... more
Episode #186: Discussing the GateHouse-Gannett merger on Inside the FLX (podcast)

Earlier this month the news and newspaper industry was rocked by the headlines that Gannett and GateHouse would be joining forces in a merger of epic proportions. The $1.4 billion deal clears way for what ... more
SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Steve Keeler on the future of media in Finger Lakes (podcast)

What does the future of media - in all forms - look like in the years to come? To answer that question, we sit down with one of the individuals who is educating and developing ... more
INSIDE THE FLX: Cayuga Community College professor talks ‘state’ of media (podcast)

Cayuga Community College Media and Telecommunications Programs Director Steve Keeler joined Josh Durso in-studio to discuss the latest trends in media, the 'condition' that the industry has found itself, and the criticisms of those who ... more