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    Articles tagged Q&A (7)

    Shan WangMarch 15, 2016
    The Atlantic is tackling big issues like climate change and gun violence by posing more questions
    Flipping the Q&A into an A&Q: “Where are the interesting, unresolved, complex, nuanced questions?”
    Joseph LichtermanJune 22, 2015
    How Renée Kaplan, the FT’s first head of audience engagement, approaches her new role
    “I define audience engagement as getting our journalism in front of more audiences and more of the right audiences.”
    Joseph LichtermanMarch 12, 2015
    How Tyler Brûlé has extended Monocle beyond simply a magazine for the jet set
    “We want to create and craft an environment where we’re not getting into a discussion about cost per thousands. It’s the cost of a quality audience.”
    Q&A: The FT’s Gillian Tett on separating digital from print and tailoring news to new reading habits
    “What is changing is people are actually saying, Okay, how are consumers, our readers, actually consuming the news?” Justin Ellis
    Joseph LichtermanJune 30, 2014
    Planning a set piece: How The New York Times approaches its coverage of the World Cup
    Using the Olympics as a template, the Times aims to draw in all types of readers with its coverage, sports editor Jason Stallman says.
    Joseph LichtermanMarch 6, 2014
    Q&A: Ellen Miller on the Sunlight Foundation’s role in increasing the availability of open data
    Upon the announcement of her retirement, Miller reflects on her time as executive director of the Sunlight Foundation, which she founded in 2006.
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