Today, few newsrooms can claim that their work has nothing to do with the internet whatsoever. Whether it's the way information is collected, processed, distributed, or consumed, the digital era is forcing journalism to adapt, while simultaneously providing unlimited opportunity for experimentation and innovation.The Studio 20 concentration at NYU is a master's program with a focus on digital innovation and adapting journalism to the web. The curriculum emphasizes project-based learning. Students, faculty and visiting talent work on editorial, multimedia and web development projects together, typically with media partners who themselves need to find new approaches or face problems in succeeding online. By participating in these projects and later running their own project, students learn to grapple with all the challenges of the digital space. This approach also gives students a chance to build their portfolios, make connections within the journalism community in New York and acquire the skills required to work in - and lead - digital newsrooms.The program seeks to draw together a diversely talented team of students who can produce excellent work that pushes the field forward and realizes some of the possibilities inherent in a multimedia, interactive and constantly evolving platform for journalism - namely, the World Wide Web and its mobile extensions.