What’s it like to cover Davos?

Good morning. Here are 10 media stories.

Overheard in Davos
«Some news organizations send small armies to cover Davos. One, for example, takes over the town’s library for its operations.» (Associated Press) | Thanks to those reporters, you can know what’s officially happening at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland (and what’s happening in the hallways.) (New York) | This piece makes Davos sound like high school, if high school for you was awkward and painful. (Quartz) | There weren’t that many private jets, you guys. (Fusion) | Best headline so far: «Davos ’15: Gates, Soros, Pharrell to tackle crises.» (CNBC)
ASU students are headed to the Super Bowl
Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism is putting students to work at the Super Bowl this year through partnerships with a number of media organizations and the NFL.

New Media Journalism