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Articles tagged ISOJ (13)

Neel DhaneshaApril 23, 2024

What journalists and independent creators can learn from each other

“The question is not about the topics but how you approach the topics.”

Sophie CulpepperApril 22, 2024

What it takes to run a metro newspaper in the digital era, according to four top editors

“People will pay you to make their lives easier, even when it comes to telling them which burrito to eat.”

Hanaa' TameezSeptember 25, 2023

“These dollars are not reaching BIPOC newsrooms”: Tracie Powell and Meredith Clark on funding inequities and local news

“You say you’re giving more dollars to BIPOC newsrooms? Well, you’re actually giving to intermediaries who are filtering down those dollars to BIPOC newsrooms. But they’re not filtering down enough.”

Hanaa' TameezApril 26, 2023

“They have not been able to silence us”: Exiled Nicaraguan journalists go digital to keep their journalism alive

“When the embargo [on ink and paper] started, we began to work hard on strengthening the digital side.”

Sarah ScireApril 30, 2021

Not just “elected officials and policy experts”: Top editors are trying to refocus the opinion pages on regular people

Editors at The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post (and one opinionated Substacker) discussed the rapid growth of opinion in online journalism.

Join our Nieman Lab Slack to talk about the ISOJ conference in Austin

Joseph LichtermanJune 16, 2014

How do sports reporters at newspapers adapt to the Internet? Often, grudgingly

Sports reporters often lead their newsrooms in activity on social media. That doesn’t mean they have to like it.

Caroline O'DonovanApril 30, 2014

Does having native advertising make a news site less credible? This study, at least, suggests no

Two researchers at Cal Poly published a study that looks at how older people consume and perceive native advertising compared to younger readers.

Caroline O'DonovanJuly 15, 2013

Monday Q&A: Jake Batsell wants to build a guide on how to build a successful news nonprofit

The SMU professor, ex-business reporter, and new Texas Tribune Fellow: “It’s not just about journalism anymore. You’ve got to figure out how to pay for that journalism in a much more direct way than you ever have before.”

Follow along with today’s International Symposium on Online Journalism in Austin

We’re liveblogging the annual conference at the University of Texas, which brings together academics, journalists, and business-side types to talk about the future of news. Joshua Benton

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