University partnerships with area entrepreneurial efforts produce shared benefits

Geoffrey Graybeal, Amy Sindik

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Abstract

This study examines one emerging media entrepreneurship ecosystem, North Carolina’s Triangle region, to see how professional entrepreneurs and university partners are using inter-organizational relationships to increase entrepreneurial success. The benefits of these relationships include increased legitimacy, increased networking and a greater regional identity as an entrepreneurial hub.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)344-355
Number of pages12
JournalNewspaper Research Journal
Volume37
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 1 2016

Keywords

  • Economics and Entrepreneurship Division
  • Media Management
  • Newspaper and Online News Division
  • United States
  • broadcasting
  • case study
  • entrepreneurial ecosystem
  • entrepreneurial journalism
  • higher education
  • media educators
  • media entrepreneurship
  • qualitative
  • research triangle
  • resource dependence theory
  • technology

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