Journal-isms Roundtable: Maximizing Diversity in the News Media During Our Racial Reckoning
On September 13, David Chavern joined the Journal-isms™ Roundtable as a guest speaker on furthering diversity and inclusion in the news industry.
On September 13, David Chavern joined the Journal-isms™ Roundtable as a guest speaker on furthering diversity and inclusion in the news industry.
Did you miss our webinar on January 21, 2020? Do you want to learn about the News Impact Project and how you can start tracking impact in your newsroom? Here you’ll find video of the webinar, all the slides presented, and links to all the resources and stories discussed during the presentation.
After much anticipation, the two largest news publishers in the country have announced that they will merge.
Data gathered by Medill Local News Initiative at Northwestern University shows that the most important factor that news platforms need to be monitoring is the driver for regularity and loyalty, rather than more subscribers or page views.
Mark Hannallah sees the forest instead of the trees. It’s what makes him a successful product manager at USA TODAY Network. “For me, the ‘why’ is about the forest, and that’s the first step in which other things are built from,” Mark says.
Earlier this week, the News Media Alliance hosted its inaugural trustXchange event, bringing together journalists, academics and media experts to discuss how the news media industry can work together to regain reader trust.
This week, media executives from around the world converged on Washington, D.C., for the International News Media Association’s (INMA’s) World Congress, where they learned new business and editorial practices to help their businesses thrive and grow. Those lessons came during a two-day study tour of D.C.-area newsrooms, as well as a three-day conference featuring presenters from news organizations around the world. While INMA18 gave us a lot to absorb, we’ve boiled the conference down to six key takeaways that we think all media outlets can benefit from.