Tag The future of newspaper

How long is two years in editor years? Leading any daily newspaper in this age is challenging, but leading The New York Times is an exercise unto itself. Read more: http://bit.ly/2dQnNmy

Today the Financial Times launches the new version of its website, transformed to meet the needs of the next generation of readers. FT. Read more: http://on.ft.com/2drRzuX

In this special edition of the show, two writers joined me to opine the death of one of the most influential forms in the history of the written word. I posed the question that many great writers have pondered stretching… Continue Reading →

After months of struggling with false equivalencies, news organizations are getting off the bench, belatedly realizing that this surreal election needs more than the usual amount of genteel refereeing to ensure a fact-based debate. Read more: http://bit.ly/2dCx2XD

最近有幾家建立在新聞、娛樂基礎上的媒體集團紛紛將旗下品牌紛紛結束、整合，裁走100人，換句話說，就是把辛苦經營掙扎了十幾廿年，獲利豐厚的事業群重組、分拆，全面投向Digital，Mobile，以為可以絕地翻身。 傳統媒體 Read more: http://bit.ly/2cFzqGN

There are so many ways to excel at content marketing. You could try to out-publish your competition, repurpose every new piece of content into other formats or create content types no one else does. Still, nothing beats the data-driven approach. Read… Continue Reading →

Having an understanding of code can help journalists approach stories in new ways and better communicate with colleagues who produce interactives for their newsroom. Read more: http://bit.ly/2d1Svcp

The Washington Post says it has a new “lightning-fast” mobile website, which it plans to roll out gradually before the end of the year. Read more: http://on.wsj.com/2cAw2Bu