People broadly share the same characteristics of wanting to learn and teach, work collaboratively and for others, and communicate.
Through the internet, digitalisation and electronic devices, the media industry is giving people the opportunity to meet these needs faster and more broadly than ever.
This change brings upheaval, with the marriage of new and old media groups, such as the short-lived merger of AOL and Time Warner, fraught with risks. It is, however, hard to fail in the media business if you provide stories about people who pick themselves up after a setback and make something of their lives.
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