Journalism partnerships have been gaining popularity quickly since 2008, and according to a new research report from Pew Research Center, Journalism Partnerships: A New Era of Interest, this trend will play a significant role in the future of news reporting,...
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Category: Journalism
In her speech at the Reuters Memorial Lecture 2014 for the Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford this month, Emily Bell, director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism Law School (she also led the digital transition of The Guardian),...
Words carry weight and content publishers have a responsibility to choose their words wisely, particularly Authoritative Content publishers who have earned the trust of their audiences as credible sources of information. While traditional news media veers toward...
Do you let your content writers tweet updates from your competitor publishers? The Hindu doesn’t. That’s according to a memo sent by The Hindu managing editor P. Jacob and senior managing editor V. Jayanth that Mint reviewed earlier today. The note tells...
In May, I shared the story of SCOTUSblog’s appeal of its denial of press credentials from the U.S. Senate Press Gallery. This week, SCOTUSblog’s press credentials were denied again. The Standing Committee of Correspondents of the Senate Press Gallery...
When everyone else is looking for high quality video and photography production, you can use your iPhone (or any smartphone) to execute a guerrilla marketing strategy for your Authoritative Content. While there are certainly challenges and negatives to using an iPhone...
As an Authoritative Content publisher, you already publish high-quality content online, and you’ve probably already attracted at least a small audience. So why would you want to hire a content strategist? Things have been moving along nicely without the added...
At the start of 2014, many people in journalism circles were calling 2014 the year of adaptive journalism. Unfortunately, we haven’t come far enough in adaptive journalism for this year to be named the year of adaptive journalism (yet), but one thing is certain....
Today, SCOTUSblog, a popular blog that reports on the Supreme Court, appealed a denial of its press credentials from the U.S. Senate Press Gallery. Without that credential, SCOTUSblog argues that it would not be able to effectively report on topics of importance to...
Earlier this year, a federal court ruled that bloggers have the same First Amendment Rights as journalists and members of the media. Now, a Florida court has ruled in favor of bloggers as media and qualify as media defendants when they are accused of publishing...