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    Articles tagged newsroom culture (53)

    A call for leadership: Newspaper execs deserve the blame for not changing the culture
    Two journalism professors who’ve been studying culture change in newsrooms say newspaper leaders shouldn’t pass the buck to their staffs. Jonathan Groves and Carrie Brown-Smith
    Mark CoddingtonMarch 9, 2012
    This Week in Review: Newspapers’ culture clash, and paywalls pick up momentum
    Plus: Good news and bad news for Apple, James Murdoch’s move at News Corp., the value of linking, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news.
    Justin EllisMarch 5, 2012
    Where’s the money coming from? Fresh Pew data on the uncertain economics of newspapers
    The survey — built on private data and conversations with newspaper executives — shows an industry still clinging to print while moving to digital.
    Newsbeat, Chartbeat’s news-focused analytics tool, places its bets on the entrepreneurial side of news orgs
    A new frontier in real-time analytics: performance data for individual journos. Megan Garber
    Joshua BentonJuly 22, 2011
    A newspaper editor’s critique of Marshall McLuhan in 1969: “I find no generalities here that I am able to distill into editing particulars”
    How one Miami newspaperman found the media theorist’s ideas about the news: not particularly useful.
    April 20, 2011
    Chasing pageviews with values: How the Christian Science Monitor has adjusted to a web-first, SEO’d world
    March 4, 2011
    Why the NYT Mag’s editor credits are a great idea
    February 28, 2011
    “Like,” “share,” and “recommend”: How the warring verbs of social media will influence the news’ future
    December 9, 2010
    From Indymedia to Wikileaks: What a decade of hacking journalistic culture says about the future of news
    October 4, 2010
    Why diversity turns into conformity in online news: An interview with comm scholar Pablo Boczkowski
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