Topic: Checkbook Journalism

It Pays to Be a Journalist in China

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We're always interested in new business models for journalism, and it appears Chinese journalists found one: bribery.

By Adam Clark Estes

Jul 25, 2011

ABC Abandons Checkbook Journalism, Almost

Embarrassed, the network says it's putting the brakes on paying big licensing fees

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By Adam Clark Estes

Jun 13, 2011

Networks Attempt to Justify Paying for Stories

Private jets and $200,000 checks make sense in "hyper-competition," say executives

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