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The Truth About Newspapers in the 21st Century

Sourav Roy | Posted 12.06.2012 | Media
Read More: Ereaders, World Press Trends, Digital Media, Newspapers, Newspaper Content, Online Journalism, Content Aggregation, Newspaper Industry, Print Media, Comscore, Sourav Roy, Singapore, Thomas Jacob, Newspaper Circulation, Advertising Revenue, Newsreading Apps, Wan-Ifra, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), Tablets, Media News
Sourav Roy

While the notion that newspapers are dying a pitiable death eggs on, reality debunks the myth and potrays a different picture.

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How Local Media Earn Extra Through Events

Garrett Goodman | Posted 11.24.2012 | Media
Read More: Media, The Economist, Business Model, Revenue Stream, Norran, Journalism, Technically Media, Technically Philly, Philly Tech Week, Technically Baltimore, The Chicago Tribune, Chicago Live, Trib Nation, Inma, Wan-Ifra, Tribu, Media News
Garrett Goodman

While news media worldwide struggle to adapt their business models and innovate to fill the gap left from declining print advertising and insufficient online advertising, a diverse array of old and young media outlets have found a viable strategy in organizing events.

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The 2010 Newsroom: Lean and Techy

Magda Abu-Fadil | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Read More: Guardian, Australia, Smart Phones, Media, Britain, Telegraaf Media Group, Trends in Newsrooms 2010, Pulitzer Prize, North Africa, London, Paris, Social Media, North American, Convergence, Middle East, Editors Weblog, Hyperlocal News, Rupert Murdoch, E-Readers, Latin American, Washington Post, Investigative Journalism, WAN-IFRA, Pro Publica, Ipad, Google, Shaping the Future of the Newspaper, News Corp, Asian, Bbc, Robocop Editor, Newsroom, 9th International Newsroom Summit, Brazil, Dutch, World Editors Forum, Entrepreneurial Journalism, New York Times, European, Mobile Apps, Tablets, Media News
Magda Abu-Fadil

Newsrooms should be converged, integrated, flexible, lean and techy, to survive in today's fast-changing media landscape, but news organizations shoul...

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