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    Articles tagged Miami Herald (20)

    Hanaa' TameezJune 10, 2020
    Six McClatchy newspapers and its DC bureau will vacate their offices, leaving journalists working remotely until at least 2021
    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 8, 2020
    Six months in, here’s how the Florida news outlets’ climate change partnership is going
    “On this one issue, we’ve decided to drop the guns and share consistently.” “Our readers are getting 10 times more stories about climate change than they otherwise would.”
    Laura Hazard OwenJune 25, 2019
    “It’s just become daily news”: Six Florida newsrooms are teaming up to cover climate change
    “It’s not a science story for us here in South Florida. It’s not some kind of theoretical exploration. It’s real. It’s what many in our community experience in their neighborhoods.”
    Facebook’s support for local news subscriptions is one move in the larger dance between publishers and platforms
    Ken DoctorFebruary 21, 2018
    Newsonomics: Will Michael Ferro double down on newspapers or go digital?
    Does he really want to take on becoming the great consolidator of the American press, conquering once-mighty Gannett? Or will he exit the field — richer, but his ambitions humbled?
    Joseph LichtermanApril 18, 2017
    A Boston Globe memo puts the spotlight on an emerging consensus on how to transform metro papers
    The Globe is the latest paper trying to “once and for all break the stubborn rhythms of a print operation, allowing us to unabashedly pursue digital subscriptions.”
    Laura Hazard OwenOctober 22, 2015
    A new project from Knight and Temple helps metro newsrooms get digital faster (and on a deadline)
    It’s a peer-to-peer program for regional newsrooms.
    Joseph LichtermanJuly 10, 2014
    Pew study: New media outlets attempt to fill void in statehouse coverage across the U.S.
    From 2003 to 2014, the number of newspaper reporters covering American statehouses fell 35 percent.
    Alberto CairoJuly 9, 2014
    Alberto Cairo: Data journalism needs to up its own standards
    The data visualization expert argues that FiveThirtyEight and Vox have overpromised and underdelivered — and that they need to treat their data with more scientific rigor.
    Ken DoctorMarch 20, 2014
    The newsonomics of selling Cars.com
    Newspaper companies made a smart move in the 1990s investing in online auto classifieds. Is selling it off a short-term gain for long-term pain?
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