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    Articles tagged BuzzFeed (251)

    Freek StapsAugust 25, 2015
    Want to create a more digital newsroom? Find your inner startup
    Newsrooms large and small have hosted startup-like projects within their walls. Here are some ideas if you want to do the same.
    Axel BrunsAugust 17, 2015
    Will The Huffington Post’s latest international foray build an audience in Australia?
    HuffPo is the latest American or British outlet to see Australia as a market for growth. Can it find a niche of its own?
    Ken DoctorJuly 2, 2015
    Newsonomics: On end games and end times
    Can publishers find a sustainable business model this new age of Facebook/Apple/Snapchat/Twitter/Google distributed content? And is local news destined to be left behind?
    What’s it like to work at BuzzFeed? Listen to BuzzFeed Dot Com, The Website: The Podcast
    Ken DoctorJune 25, 2015
    Newsonomics: 10 numbers that define the news business today
    From video to social, from mobile to paywalls — these data points help define where we are in the “future of news” today, like it or not.
    Laura Hazard OwenJune 18, 2015
    Notifications are annoying. Is there a good way to make them better?
    Most people choose not to allow notifications from news apps. Is there a way to win them over?
    Joseph LichtermanJune 18, 2015
    Why BuzzFeed wanted everyone to know about its new news app — even before it launched
    Launching today, BuzzFeed’s news app prioritizes notifications while providing stories from both BuzzFeed and other outlets.
    From Nieman Reports: Newsrooms find a diverse masthead means better coverage and new audiences
    “Until the mastheads at the top of organizations understand how critical this reporting is for our democracy, it’s not going to change.” Alicia W. Stewart
    Facebook is starting its real Instant Articles testing in a few weeks, but not everyone will see it
    Joseph LichtermanJune 2, 2015
    How a group of researchers tried to use social media data and algorithms to find breaking news
    Using geotagged Instagram data, CityBeat tries — often unsuccessfully or belatedly — to find breaking news.
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