“If I get [news] through [peers and social media], it’s more personal and I’m more inclined to follow up about it and prioritize that over [...]
There aren’t special code words — like sprinkling a few emojis or ICYMIs — that unlock a Millennial readership. The investment in reaching this demographic [...]
“Sometimes with longer news events that have a larger scope, I’ll learn about them through The Daily Show or some other outlet that I use more [...]
From Gannett to The Charlotte-Observer, The Chicago Tribune, and The Sarasota Herald-Tribune, legacy media companies are seeing value in creating lightweight, startup-style spinoffs that approach [...]
It’s an old line, but David Skok said it bears repeating: Skok is digital advisor to the editor-in-chief of the Boston Globe, and a former [...]
For decades the Russ family of Austria has run a successful newspaper and printing company. Their flagship publication was the dominant player in Western Austria, [...]
Innovation. It’s a word thrown around at lot in journalism today. There are innovation editors, teams, vice presidents, programs, and chairs at journalism schools. The [...]
The final step in successful innovation involves gathering feedback, measuring it, and using that to direct how you change and evolve your approach and/or product. [...]
The Boston Globe recently launched a new website focused on Catholic news and information, a coffee blog, a site covering technology and startups in the [...]
Fact-checking is changing how people do politics. At its best, this reporting makes officeholders, candidates, parties, staff and supporters more cautious about what they say. [...]