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[https://mediashift.org/2012/05/why-now-is-the-time-for-media-innovation-in-africa136/ by Jennifer Dorroh 15/5/12 MEDIASHIFT] | [https://mediashift.org/2012/05/why-now-is-the-time-for-media-innovation-in-africa136/ by Jennifer Dorroh 15/5/12 MEDIASHIFT] | ||
The newly launched contest, modeled on the Knight News Challenge, will award $1 million (in increments of $12,500 to $100,000) to projects that create new ways to tell stories, distribute the news, and make money. It will also give technical advice, startup support and mentoring to the contest winners. | The newly launched contest, modeled on the Knight News Challenge, will award $1 million (in increments of $12,500 to $100,000) to projects that create new ways to tell stories, distribute the news, and make money. It will also give technical advice, startup support and mentoring to the contest winners. | ||
=====Can failure actually improve innovation?===== | |||
[https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/can-failure-actually-improve-innovation by Laura Santhanam 11/9/15 PBS NEWS] | |||
At least eight out of every 10 new consumer products that enter the market will fail, according to one estimate. That can be frustrating. But for some inventors, the challenge posed by failure can be a driving force. | |||
