“If we want real-world solutions, we need real-world data, however. We need to learn how people actually consume fake news and fact checks when they encounter them in their everyday life, or when they look them up to prove (or disprove) an argument.” Alexios Mantzarlis
“In 2017, parts of our industry long asleep woke up to some of the insidious consequences of saying “yes” to the status quo too often. In 2018, by saying “no” to the right things, we can make room to say “yes” to awakened opportunities.” Kelsey Proud
“Instead of jumping onto every new platform, ask yourself: Why should we be here? Can we make it better? Add more value? Be more useful? Can we provide a unique experience?” Christopher Meighan
“In the new world slowly emerging by the end of 2018, people begin to read long 18th-century English novels, go to the symphony, and watch 12 to 14 hours of terrestrial television a day. They also play board games as a family.” C.W. Anderson
It’s become unusually ingrained into the local news ecosystem for a statewide nonprofit news outlet. “Every time we get two nickels rubbed together, I hire another reporter.”
“I predict our readers are going to get more tired — and that means they’re going to stop responding to this insane, frantic mass of news we’re throwing at them by the minute.” Ariana Tobin
“Just as people choose music for different settings — chill workout, hardcore workout, cooking dinner, putting the children to bed — users could tailor the news content they want to hear or read based on mood or situation rather than, say, politics or locale.” Kathleen McElroy
“2016 and 2017 have been the years of news organizations fitting our content into other companies’ boxes in the quest for The Answer To All Of Our Problems — only to realize that tech giants get bored quickly and have no qualms leaving us holding a dozen additional mini-problems.” Alastair Coote
“We’ll stop using objectivity as an excuse for a weak and lazy narrative and step forcefully into giving voice to those who are perpetually harmed and ignored. We’ll be brutally fair and speak up, especially against bullies.” Jennifer Choi
Choi, Jennifer. "Standing up for us and for each other." Nieman Journalism Lab. Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, 13 Dec. 2017. Web. 13 Dec. 2024.
APA
Choi, J. (2017, Dec. 13). Standing up for us and for each other. Nieman Journalism Lab. Retrieved December 13, 2024, from https://www.niemanlab.org/2017/12/standing-up-for-us-and-for-each-other/
Chicago
Choi, Jennifer. "Standing up for us and for each other." Nieman Journalism Lab. Last modified December 13, 2017. Accessed December 13, 2024. https://www.niemanlab.org/2017/12/standing-up-for-us-and-for-each-other/.
Wikipedia
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