The internet, social media, and mobile communication technologies represent fundamental upheavals that put established media organizations under massive pressure to adapt. New structures are emerging that challenge business models and ways of thinking. The book provides a multifaceted analysis of the changes arising from the proliferation of digital media for news organizations and journalism as a core element of modern democracies. It addresses the crisis in the press and discusses innovative approaches to the financing and production of journalism, which must realign itself with the societal and technological realities of the 21st century.