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Monthly report: October 2020
This month, The Essentials Report, has curated & analyzed the content published by 120 influencers like Jeff Jarvis and Nieman Lab, discussing hashtags such as #COVID19 , #mentalhealth and #CoveringCOVID.
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[BLANK] is the Future of Journalism
It’s the one thing that’s going to save journalism … and you get to decide what it is! Our twist on a live improv game offers a fun and informative look at emerging tools for digital newsrooms. ...
[BLANK] is the Future of Journalism
It’s the one thing that’s going to save journalism … and you get to decide what it is! Our twist on a live improv game offers a fun and informative look at emerging tools for digital ...
New steps to preserve and protect journalism and local newsrooms
We’ve been looking at ways Microsoft can help address some of the challenges journalism faces. Today we want to share some of the initial work of our initiative, includeing a community-based pilot program to expand reach for local news outlets, legal support for journalists and smaller ...
New steps to preserve and protect journalism and local newsrooms
We’ve been looking at ways Microsoft can help address some of the challenges journalism faces. Today we want to share some of the initial work of our initiative, includeing a ...
Ex-Dow Jones CEO Will Lewis on future of news: Advertising is 'gone', high-quality impactful journalism 'absolutely critical'
Former Dow Jones chief executive Will Lewis on why news industry needs 'consistent flow of high-quality impactful journalism' to prosper - not PRs
Ex-Dow Jones CEO Will Lewis on future of news: Advertising is 'gone', high-quality impactful journalism 'absolutely critical'
Former Dow Jones chief executive Will Lewis on why news industry needs 'consistent flow of high-quality impactful journalism' to prosper - not PRs
In search of the next generation of local media owners
<p>Though a deepening economic crisis continues to plague the local news landscape in the United States, the NewStart initiative has set out to ensure that one aspect is not overlooked: there are some profitable newspapers in the country whose owners are looking to sell. ...
In search of the next generation of local media owners
<p>Though a deepening economic crisis continues to plague the local news landscape in the United States, the NewStart initiative has set out to ensure that one aspect is not overlooked: ...
Starving the News
To save the free press, bust the tech monopolies’ control over advertising.
Starving the News
To save the free press, bust the tech monopolies’ control over advertising.
Get Current Studio launches to support ethnic media publishers
Ethnic media publishers now have a technical partner Get Current Studio.
Get Current Studio launches to support ethnic media publishers
Ethnic media publishers now have a technical partner Get Current Studio.
International Center for Journalists
The yearlong “Journalism and the Pandemic Project” will include additional reports in the coming months - drawing on surveys in six other languages - that further analyze: How the pandemic is transforming the business and practice of journalism; What threats to media freedom and ...
International Center for Journalists
The yearlong “Journalism and the Pandemic Project” will include additional reports in the coming months - drawing on surveys in six other languages - that further analyze: How the pandemic ...
The Whitespace Press: Designing Meaningful Absences into Networked News (from Remaking the News)
I highlight five sources of absence in the networked press: professional norms, media avoidance, invisible audiences, organizational openings, and infrastructural holes. They may represent: careful, unseen reporting by those privileged enough to slow time and resist social media; the lack ...
The Whitespace Press: Designing Meaningful Absences into Networked News (from Remaking the News)
I highlight five sources of absence in the networked press: professional norms, media avoidance, invisible audiences, organizational openings, and infrastructural holes. They may represent: ...