Randy Smith on 'Preparing Students for Business Journalism's Future' at Reynolds Business Journalism Week, Feb. 4-7, 2011, Business Journalism Professors Seminar. Reynolds Center for Business Journalism, BusinessJournalism.org, Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism.

2. Journalism in Exponential Times

3. It’s raining everywhere

4. Competition is growing

7. Jobs will be different

8. Fewer high paid anchors in our cities

9. Fewer investigative stories at big papers and networks

10. Journalism is not dead

11. More new ventures

14. Samsung’s view of the future

17. 10 lessons from my first year of teaching Preparing students for the journey

26. Doing a budget Portland Oregonian Job Budget Rent $6,000 $500 per month Bills $3,000 Springfield COI + 57% Food $6,500 Springfield COI + 57% Transportation $2,000 Est daily driving x 365 / est milage x $3.25 average gas price, + est oil changes and tires Car Payments $1,800 Car payment of $160 monthly, per assignment Insurance $2,100 Car + Renters Entertainment $2,000 A generous amount, for miserly me. Other $3,000 Including clothing, replacement appliances, and a hefty chunk for whatever it is I forgot. Loan payments $2,900 Per on online loan calculator Emergency $8,825 Annual expense / 4, + COBRA X 3 Total $38,125 Can live much cheaper under normal circumstances, but planned for the worst.

27. What was left out of this exercise?

28. By the end of the class, we’re doing this

31. Don’t be like Western Union…

32. When this guy showed up!

35. Sports Illustrated’s New Tablet

39. What continent skipped the PC?

40. Africa

42. Bolivia – 50% of world’s lithium

44. Eighth exercise: Stress versatility

48. Some of my tips on getting ready

51. Never tell a lie - Lincoln

53. Filling in the blank slate

54. Follow-up with a handwritten note

57. A new day for business journalism.