✅WASHINGTON POST ｜20191009
🔗The Washington Post releases ‘Launcher,’ a new section dedicated to video gaming and esports
The Washington Post today unveiled “Launcher,” a new section dedicated to video gaming, esports competitions and gaming culture. Debuting October 15 and sponsored exclusively by GEICO, Launcher will feature insightful analysis into the people, companies, teams and trends that comprise an industry becoming more prevalent in society every day.
✅NIEMAN REPORTS｜20190930
🔗Yes, We Can Reach Gender Parity in Photojournalism
The New York Times, Bloomberg News, and the San Francisco Chronicle are among the news outlets publishing more photographs by women…
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✅THE NEW YORK TIMES｜20190924
🔗We Need a PBS for Social Media
Nonprofit public media is part of the answer. More than 50 years ago, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Public Broadcasting Act, committing federal funds to create public television and radio that would “be responsive to the interests of people.”
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▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/09/13~2019/09/19
✅CNN｜20190916
🔗Why you’re seeing so much news coverage of the climate crisis this month
Scientists and researchers have long been critical of major news organizations for placing climate on the back burner. The newsrooms with specialists covering the subject have stood out because so many other outlets’ coverage has been hit-and-miss.
▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/09/06~2019/09/12
✅Columbia Journalism Review｜20190910
🔗Apple News is excluding local newsrooms from its coveted traffic bump
A study conducted by the Tow Center for Digital Journalism last year showed that Apple News’s Top Stories section in the UK funnels attention to a small handful of publishers. In our audit we wanted to compare how Apple News’ two approaches to curation—editorial and algorithmic—might affect which news outlets get attention. Like many algorithmic news curation systems, little is known about how Apple’s algorithm works or what types of stories it is designed to surface.
▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/08/30~2019/09/05
✅Reuters｜20190903
🔗Netflix applies for license under new Turkish broadcasting rules
U.S. online streaming service Netflix has applied for a license to continue operating in Turkey under new online broadcasting rules that have raised fears over possible censorship in the future.
▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/08/23~2019/08/29
✅Broadcast｜20190828
🔗How will a no-deal Brexit impact broadcasting?
With less than three months before the 31 October departure date that will take the UK out of Europe, stakeholders in the international broadcasting sector remain uncertain about the potential consequences of a no-deal Brexit.
▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/08/16~2019/08/22
✅DIGIDAY｜20190815
🔗How The Times of London increased digital subscribers 19% in a year
Over the last year, The Times of London has undertaken a detailed content audit to understand what makes its readers tick. The outcome has given the newsroom more understanding on what it should commission, boosting more regular reading, in turn, driving retention and subscriptions.
▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/08/09~2019/08/15
✅DIGIDAY｜20190812
🔗To increase retention, The Financial Times is using newsletter polls
The Financial Times has started incorporating polls into its email newsletters in an effort to encourage readers to interact more regularly with its content and ultimately increase subscriber retention. Early signs show it’s working.
▍國際傳媒新聞：2019/08/02~2019/08/08
✅POYNTER｜20190806
🔗Fact-checkers have lost important digital tools — and will lose one more in SeptemberIt’s been a tough year for fact-checkers.
At least three major digital tools have been lost so far, and fact-checkers have already seen the impact on their daily routines. The worst news, however, is that another big loss is due next month.