Millennials like news. They just don’t like you – the legacy newsroom. Don’t take it personally. By all accounts the under-40 crowd and many over forty (API millennial study here) read and value news. But they are not paying for it in larger numbers, and they are certainly not nearly as loyal to a […]
The American Press Institute has launched a new online training section, powered by Poynter’s News University: https://pressinstitute.newsu.org/api-home My favorite is Developing a Mobile Strategy which contains the below stunning video. As a side note, I had no idea I waved my hands around so much when I talk. TIL. Damon Kiesow
Since it launched, Zite has been one of my favorite apps. Keying off my Twitter stream the product does an absolutely amazing job of finding stories I am 1) interested in; 2) had not seen already; 3) from sources I was unlikely to stumble across. That sort of personalization – saving time by accurately […]
Yes, apps and web have different features and user experiences. Yes, some people prefer one over the other. Yes, we love to talk about this fact endlessly. And yes, Flipboard is a mobile app, and Medium is a website – as PandoDaily pointed out last week: So if you’re looking for a contest to watch as […]
Both of those headline link-bait questions and more answered (or at least addressed) in a below roundup of somewhat recent academic research. I am not including links as most of these are behind paywalls. If you have access, the citation is below the publisher-provided abstract in each case: Focusing on the Reader: Engagement Trumps Satisfaction. […]