17 | December | 2014 | Nieman Journalism Lab

Archives: December 17, 2014

“What if some of our beats were reimagined as seasons, with a bit more structure and focus, and a bit less permanence?” Matt Thompson

The year you get hacked

“The longer we wait, the more stories we miss, the more information we endanger, and the harder it is for us to adopt secure practices.” Katie Park

Finding the right form

“Will virtual reality deliver a journalism experience and immerse our audience in the story in a way we couldn’t before? Or will it feel too intrusive?” Raney Aronson-Rath

Native helps pay for the news

“When it comes to native, publishers once again own the printing press.” Amanda Hale

Management is both the problem and the solution

“Understanding how the organization plans to sustain itself and grow isn’t a violation of Church and State.” Katherine Bell

Beyond journalism in the present tense

“‘Liberal arts journalism is not dead, or even dying. It might actually be more robust than ever.” C.W. Anderson

The year we finally hear how we sound

“We never should have given in to that terrible word.” John Herrman

Managing assets across platforms

“For those of us with one foot in the print world and the other online, we need new systems that enable us to write once, run anywhere, and move fast.” Hayley Nelson

The rise of digital India

“International news brands have been paying serious attention to the country’s rapacious appetite for news for some time, but this year saw a marked step up.” Trushar Barot

The readers we can’t friend

“There’s a vast segment of America that wants to consume news, but isn’t as savvy and app-happy as journalists.” Heidi Moore

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