A quick update on the book …
Journalism Next is set for release on Nov. 10 (just in time for the Christmas shopping season!). You can pre-order the book at CQPress’s web site for $21.95. I didn’t have a say in the price tag but I’m happy to see that it’s not one of those $50-80 textbooks that I remember loathing in college. Who needs royalties, anyway?
The cover image is set and I’m working through the final changes to the manuscript and trying to answer some last questions from editors. I’m also struggling with what to do with developments in technology since I submitted the first draft. (If you know how Facebook’s acquisition of FriendFeed or Google’s Wave will impact journalism in 2010, let me know.)
I’m also updating the professional titles for sources I interviewed. So far, four different people have changed jobs (only one lost)Â since I started researching and writing in January.
What are you waiting for? Don’t you have a book to pre-order?
Mark Briggs 
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