Yesterday, editors Emma Goodman and Juan Senor unveiled the 21st edition of INNOVATION Media's Innovation in News Media World Report at WAN-IFRA's 2019 World News Media Conference in Glasgow, Scotland...
"echnology is important in the newsroom, but people are more important. "...
On the intersection between content and product: "I won't pretend to know design & technology better than those teams—just like I don't pick the ink we use—but I feel I’m as responsible for the digital user experience as I am the print reader experience." -Matt...
Today marks the official launch of the 10th annual Innovation in Media 2019-2020 World Report, a survey by INNOVATION Media Consulting for FIPP, the network for global media. ____ The report was unveiled this morning at FIPP's Digital Innovators' Summit in Berlin, presented by INNOVATION's U.S. Director,...
This article is one of many chapters published in our book, Innovation in News Media 2018 World Report....
Print is not dead. Print is alive! This is a portfolio of some of the impressive ideas, projects, publications and people re-inventing the print media world. KIOSKS A London Print Saloon [caption id="attachment_6923" align="aligncenter" width="660"] Photo courtesy of Magculture.com[/caption] MagCulture, originally a blog about magazines by art director Jeremy...
Over the last year media technology has continued to do what it does best: surprise us. We've seen innovation in augmented reality and virtual reality change the way we think about and produce news. We've seen the growing interest in and the strengthening of AI,...
The business we're in has changed substantially and companies must adjust their ways of thinking and operating accordingly. Changing corporate culture in newsrooms is a must, if media companies want to successfully meet the needs of consumers, readers and their digital audiences, and change their...
Publishers can now track an abundance of different metrics, and most are aware that there is not one single metric that will be helpful to everyone. Which ones they focus on ultimately depends on their strategy: broadly, are they targeting a small but highly engaged...
You will always need “media architects”, some of whom have designed hundreds of fantastic “open-space” newsrooms. Other companies, who decided to try to reinvent the wheel instead of trusting their experts, have produced some very bad, and very expensive, failures. YOU NEED SPACE: FROM 10-14 SQUARE...