The National Newspaper Association addressed the U.S. Department of Labor recent announcement regarding a major revision to overtime rules
SNPA News Industry Summit
Who will survive the future?
via Who will survive the future? - Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.
How one Florida paper is doing better work—with a happier newsroom
via How one Florida paper is doing better work--with a happier newsroom - Columbia Journalism Review.
How 5 news organisations are bringing podcasts into the newsroom
The Financial Times, BuzzFeed, Quartz, BBC and The Guardian give some insight into how they're approaching podcasts
via How 5 news organisations are bringing podcasts into the newsroom | Media news.
Live events have evolved from an added revenue stream for media companies to a whole new style of storytelling.
Just as an article or a gallery of photos can shine a light on an issue for the public, so can these in-person gatherings.
Some media organizations are putting on full-fledged festivals in the same vein as South by Southwest and TED. These gatherings include panels of experts, one-on-one conversations with major newsmakers and presentations that explore ground-breaking topics.
Over the course of the 2014-15 broadcast season, digital media siphoned off more than $1 billion from the national TV market, with the vast majority of those dollars being drained out of the Big Four networks.
According to new research from Standard Media Index, about $1.1 billion in national TV spend was rerouted to digital, of which a staggering 87%, or $960 million, was plundered from broadcast.