An investigative journalist leaps from print to digital
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Showing posts with label digital journalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital journalism. Show all posts
Paywalls and micropayments start to gain traction
The loss of advertising and the complications of public funding are forcing digital publishers to look for ways to persuade the public to p...
The audiences are in charge: are publishers listening?
Recently I was invited to give a lecture at the University of Malaga --"The audiences are in charge: Are publishers listening?" ...
Scientists battle for credibility on the web
It is not just journalists who are under attack in the digital world. Scientists have to deal with their own conspiracy theories hatched by...
Publishers pivot toward users and credibility, away from digital advertising
For those who could not attend the annual convention of the Spanish Journalism Society (SEP, Sociedad Española de PeriodÃstica , in Malaga...
2018: Credibility will be the new currency for journalism
Editor's note: an earlier version of this post had typeface issues; my apologies. An organization I work with that promotes developme...
Restoring trust: Nieman Lab's helpful list of news credibility projects
These projects aim to restore trust. In a blog post earlier this year, I wrote about the importance of Credibility as the new currency ...
'Students, you will determine the future of journalism'
"You have to practice the values of independence and honesty." University of Navarra photo. An icon of Spanish broadcast jou...
Users will own the media: how journalism is evolving
Alfredo Triviño has worked largely behind the scenes on some of the biggest digital media projects for some of the biggest brands in the w...
Where the jobs are for graduates in journalism
"The new journalism specialties". The graphic shows that 56% of the Spanish journalists surveyed work in media that have commun...
What money can't buy in media
Money talks. Put your money where your mouth is. Show me the money. We have lots of expressions that equate money with crebility and trust. ...
The dirty words journalists have to say without blushing
The following text is a translation from the Spanish version of a lecture I gave at the University of La Sabana in Bogotá, Colombia, on Aug....
Think small: the new metrics of engagement for news
Forget about the big numbers of total page views per month or unique users per month. Fans are engaged and willing to give their time and mo...
Journalists and sales: don't sell your soul
Over the past several years, I have written a number of blog posts about how journalists can get involved in sales and marketing without vio...
Picard to publishers: get cozy with readers, users
Robert Picard speaking to class at University of Navarra. Robert G. Picard is one of the founding fathers of the academic discipline known a...
Publishers look beyond Facebook, Google for revenues
A deal with the devil. A new study by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) confirms what I have suspected for ...
'We interrupt this class for news of your ex-girlfriend'
As a professor, I often wonder what effect my class presentations are having on the minds of my students. Honestly, is it really possible fo...
Women are making their mark in digital news startups
Women are taking a leadership role in the development of digital journalism in Latin America, according to a new study of 100 startups. The ...
100 digital news startups in Latin America show paths to achieving sustainability
A new study of 100 digital news startups in Latin America by SembraMedia in partnership with Omidyar Network -- Inflection Point -- offers...
Top reason globally for paying for news? Mobile access
Richard Fletcher of the Reuters Institute has produced an in-depth analysis of the top reasons people around the world gave for paying for ...
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