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    Archives: June 2014

    Justin EllisJune 17, 2014
    Here’s the Scoop: Looking under the hood of The New York Times’ content management system
    “Suddenly, the CMS, an often derided but necessary tool of modern journalism, is cool.”
    Some clues into how The New York Times will price its lovely cooking site
    Jeff IsraelyJune 17, 2014
    Jeff Israely: Entertain or inform? Save readers’ time or spend it?
    Our startup correspondent, building Worldcrunch in Paris, says it comes down to content strategy: “One fundamental question for the news industry is: What content — both old and new — should it fight to own, and what should it just let go?”
    Juan Antonio GinerJune 17, 2014
    “From a news business to a networked business”: The FT pushes its workflows to digital
    “The biggest challenge for the FT, we feel, lies not in its transition to digital, which can be achieved with web-savvy staff, but in the transition of the print staff to this ‘post-news’ method.”
    From Nieman Reports: How comics can bring new audiences to narrative nonfiction
    “In a world of information overload, beautifully crafted, hand-illustrated comics provide clarity and emotional resonance.” Erin Polgreen
    You can expect more multimedia-rich native advertising from The New York Times
    Caroline O'DonovanJune 16, 2014
    In New Jersey, with $2 million from Knight, the Local News Lab launches to seek revenue models
    Six pilot sites will serve as guinea pigs as the Local News Lab tries to locate solutions for a sustainable news ecosystem in New Jersey.
    How nonprofit news orgs are thinking about getting ad dollars through sponsored content
    Joseph LichtermanJune 16, 2014
    How do sports reporters at newspapers adapt to the Internet? Often, grudgingly
    Sports reporters often lead their newsrooms in activity on social media. That doesn’t mean they have to like it.
    From Nieman Reports: “A sense of exhilaration and possibility” in citizen reporting in Turkey
    “We all used Twitter, and we asked ourselves: Do we really need microphones emblazoned with the name of a TV station to let people know what’s happening?” Engin Onder
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