Media innovators inspire hope around the world
A year ago I wrote an article about digital media startups around the world and attempts to categorize and analyze them. Some of that mate...
Showing posts with label entrepreneurial journalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entrepreneurial journalism. Show all posts
Latin America spawns scores of innovative news sites
Latin America has spawned a rich breed of online news publishers who are challenging mainstream journalism. These digital natives have ach...
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...
'Know your clients, give them what they need'
Ingelmo: "Clients don't want to wait three hours for a graphic." Manuel Benito Ingelmo has blended his knowledge of data,...
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....
How Talking Points Memo has converted from an ad model to paid subscriptions
Readers now supply more than half the site's revenue. Josh Marshall started out as a political blogger in 2000, made a business of it in...
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...
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 ...
Media value lies in relationships, not scale
Amid all the news about how Facebook and Google are devouring the world , I would like to sound a note of optimism for digital news media. B...
Media entrepreneurship takes hold at universities
Journalism professors are adapting to the realities of a historically tough job market. Their graduates are struggling to find stable work i...
Spain's most successful digital journalism startup
In our search for the next big thing, we often overlook some of the steady innovators who grow organically without millionaire investors or ...
From Poynter, 25 ideas for nonprofit newsrooms
Note: This blog post from Poynter Institute is used with permission. I think it is a particularly well stated summary of key points digital...
Universities are driving innovation in media
The true role of universities has always been the improvement of society. Developing leaders is a key part of that. The scholars of univers...
Innovative podcasts and the future of journalism
Olga Ruiz: Create something unique. PAMPLONA, Spain -- In August of 2013, Olga Ruiz returned from a refreshing summer vacation ready to sta...
An investigative journalist who thinks like a capitalist
Martin Rodriguez Pellecer of Nomada SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- You usually don't hear an investigative journalist talk about the importanc...
Handful of data journalists shake up Mexican Congress
The truth hurts, especially when the truth is contained in receipts from bars, hotels, spas, and luxury vehicle dealers. Israel Piña, from Q...
Laid-off journalist finds niche in data visualization
Getting laid off is not always a bad thing for a journalist. In the case of Manuel Benito Ingelmo, it created an opportunity for him to dev...
'Desktop is the new print' as public goes mobile
Julio Alonso, director general WeblogsSL (James Breiner photo) BURGOS, Spain -- In 2004, management consultant Julio Alonso got the itch to ...
8 practices of successful entrepreneurial journalists
Editor's note: This post was updated 3 June with an eighth best practice. For the last seven years I have been interviewing and profilin...
Advice from a Spanish satirist: "Don't open a bullfighting school in London"
Eduardo Galan, "Emperor" of Revista Mongolia BURGOS, Spain -- Eduardo Galan is a bundle of contradictions. He has a Ph.D. in psych...
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