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    Archives: September 2017

    Publishers are seeing real performance gains from Google AMP and Facebook Instant Articles (but $$$ remains a question mark)
    Shan WangSeptember 27, 2017
    Social video giant NowThis gets a “Newsroom,” working out its real-time reporting in public
    “To us, it’s a workspace — a place where a group of NowThis journalists can help the public better understand how emerging news stories develop while giving the rest of the NowThis newsroom a competitive edge in reporting them.”
    Laura Hazard OwenSeptember 27, 2017
    Self-driving cars are coming faster than you think. What will that mean for public radio?
    “The connection between cars and public media is so strong. What happens when that connection is shaken a little bit?”
    Ken DoctorSeptember 26, 2017
    Newsonomics: Our Peggy Lee moment: Is that all there is to reader revenue?
    Will more than 2 percent of digital readers ever pay for news? “There is a whole universe living between ads and subscriptions.”
    Ken DoctorSeptember 26, 2017
    Newsonomics: Tony Haile wants to build the TSA Pre✓ for how we consume news
    His new startup Scroll aims to target readers who are engaged but not willing to sign up for a dozen digital subscriptions across their favorite sites. “Publishers have to make more money from this than they would have from advertising. Which, thankfully, is increasingly easy to do.”
    Don’t try too hard to look cool (and other lessons from European newsrooms’ digital experiments)
    Most Americans are annoyed by online ads — but many would rather just endure them than pay up, according to a new survey
    Ricardo BiltonSeptember 25, 2017
    With Old Town Media, three former Politico execs want to help publishers figure out the future
    The company is a little difficult to describe, but its mission is less so: to help a wide variety of news organizations develop new ideas, be more efficient, and build new ways to stay in business.
    With $4.5 million, Knight is launching a new commission — and funding more new projects — to address declining public trust in media
    News verification platform Truly Media wants to help German news orgs combat fake news ahead of Germany’s election
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