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    Archives: July 2016

    Shan WangJuly 25, 2016
    The New York Times is trying to narrow the distance between reporters and analytics data
    It’s building on its in-house analytics dashboard, Stela, with the goal of making audience engagement data easy to find, simple to understand, and even fun to use.
    Here are some observations, concerns, and media implications from the Verizon-Yahoo deal
    Ricardo BiltonJuly 25, 2016
    At Vox Media’s latest hackathon, devs focus on the distributed web, brand identity, and user accessibility
    “The general question we presented everyone with was: What does it look like to build our brands and do storytelling on all of these new places?”
    Mic used text messaging during the Republican National Convention to conquer reader FOMO
    Taylyn Washington-HarmonJuly 22, 2016
    How Invisibilia and NPR One are creatively cross-promoting one another on digital platforms
    “The results have been worth the efforts and have driven listeners in the thousands to the app.”
    Ken DoctorJuly 22, 2016
    Newsonomics: What really ails Fox News, the leader in its shrinking category
    As Fox’s Dr. Frankenstein exits right, the Murdochs are left to reboot their wounded cable news leader.
    British investigative outlet Exaro shuts down days after declaring it was still “open for business”
    The Financial Times is testing blocking the adblockers by blocking actual words from its stories
    Ricardo BiltonJuly 21, 2016
    The Washington Post is adapting some of its stories for Medium (but leaving the straight news behind)
    “We’re selecting stories very carefully based on what we think readers there want to read. We’re not just copying and pasting.”
    Joseph LichtermanJuly 21, 2016
    As oil prices sag, nonprofit news orgs are tightening their belts and watching their budgets
    From Texas to Wyoming, outlets are keeping an eye on the markets.
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