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Ep. 07 - Jason Jump - Why The Newspaper Business Is Not Dead
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EPISODE 7
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About 10 years ago, Jason Jump had stepped out of a coaching career, and was looking for his next challenge. In a time before smart phones, he spotted a void in the sports media world that was overlooked and launched a website built to serve the athletes, families, and fans of private & Christian schools in the state of Texas.
A few short years ago, Jason traded his successful digital livelihood based in Houston, Texas, for something unexpected…a community print newspaper in rural Kansas.
Listen in to this incredible interview with a man who loves his family, his community, his life…and his newspaper! We explore how print news plays such a critical role in sustaining rural communities in the midwestern United States.
Success Chargers like you define success and happiness your OWN way…and Jason shares his story of the satisfaction of making old things new again.
For Jason, be sure to follow:
· @KCNONLINE on Twitter (Kingman County News)
· www.KCNOnline.com (Home of the Kingman Leader-Courier)
· @LSCSN – Lone Star Christian Sports Network
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· @IdeaCharger & @CookseyConnects (Twitter)
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· www.SuccessChargerPodcast.com
· www.FaceBook.com/successchargerpodcast
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