Top news of the week: 29.09.2020.
Printing, Media bias, Fred Trump, Managing director, Donald Trump, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Future Of News & Journalism
RT @beyondbroadcast: Live tweeting @farai of @FordFound keynote at #INNatHome on How Foundations Can Advance DEI in Nonprofit News. See the related reports we worked on with her and responses we posted today:
https://t.co/a5WlcMOsh3
OpenResponses to “Reconstructing American News”
In July, the Ford Foundation published Reconstructing American News: Investing in the transformation of journalistic processes and power…
Study: 19% of German population reads ePapers, digital replicas of print editions, of which 65.8% are under 50, and every eighth newspaper sold is an ePaper (@mkarwenp / What's New in Publishing)
https://t.co/g5Pdgq0td6
https://t.co/59D3T4ix3V
OpenePaper readers are a younger, more profitable group than print readers: A case study from Germany
Aa new report on the state of ePaper readership in Germany has been released by Die Zeitungen. German-speakers can find the full report here. To bring this information to a wider audience, ...
SUNDAY NOTE: The rise of independent publishing
High-profile media personalities are leaving traditional publishers, and it's a mix of good and bad.
I’ve long thought the “objectivity” scam is a major reason why people lost trust in journalism. People see the clear partisan preferences of news outlets, so when they deny them, they look like liars. I had this debate with Bill Keller in the NYT in 2013:
https://t.co/9livLRkHDs
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