  The collapse of old print media and journalism happened when the Internet,
its solutions, services and communities became mature and mobile devices
reached the market. The reader abandoned printed dailies for free and mobile
access to information. The business of core industries of the early Internet
and mobile communication, the mobile network manufacturers and operators are
also in stagnation and decline. Therefore these industries may have similar
interests to improve or even restructure their own businesses as well as to
establish totally new business models by going into media and journalism.
  This paper analyses, first, the production flows and business models of the
old and present media species. Second, it analyses the current market
positioning of the network manufacturers and operators. Third, the paper
suggests two avenues for media and journalism and the network manufacturers and
operators, the Trio, to join their forces to update journalism and make all
three stagnating industries great again. Last, we propose further research,
development and discussion on the topic and envision possible futures for
journalism, if the three would engage in cooperation. We see that the
discussion should consist of ethical, societal and philosophical subjects
because the development of the Internet solutions are based on 'technology
first' actions.
  We find and outline a tremendous opportunity to create a new industry with
new actors through combining the interests of the network manufacturers,
network operators and journalism in a systemic solution through a strategic
alliance and collaboration Fig. 1. Software startuppers with their applications
and communities will be the drivers for this abstraction shift in media and
journalism.
