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Covid-19, Nigeria: Faced with an empty newsroom

Toyosi Ogunseye, who heads up the BBC's West Africa language services and is also Deputy President of the World Editors Forum, shares the tension in keeping people informed and making sure staff stay safe.

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WAN-IFRA External Contributor

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2020-03-30 12:15

Webinar takeaways: Newsrooms adapting to rapid changes

During a WAN-IFRA World Editors Forum webinar on Thursday, editors from Asia and the United States discussed how they and their editorial teams have made the swift transition necessitated by the rapid rise of the coronavirus from their traditional newsrooms to working from home to get their publications out and keep their readers informed.

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Brian Veseling

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2020-03-20 12:09

Does Your Newsroom Have A Data Culture? Creating It Could Be Harder Than You Think

Digital news media outlets are engaging in extensive data analysis to engage with readers in meaningful new ways, but this essential transformation is fraught with challenges, as Ananta Agarwal finds out in Hong Kong.

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WAN-IFRA External Contributor

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2019-11-21 08:54

Getting to grips with challenges facing niche reporters

In 2019, specialist reporters will face an added responsibility in upholding trust and standards, writes Fergus Bell in an excerpt from a new report, Science in the Newsroom.

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Fergus Bell

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2019-01-09 17:06

If you want to reach millennials, employ them

The recommendation to hire millennials comes from the American Press Institute, which recently launched a "best practices to reach millennials" report. And by employing them, they don’t mean taking on a few interns, it means making millennials respected members of the newsroom.

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2015-11-19 00:00

'We are constantly seeking points where we can improve': Q&A with Zero Hora's Marta Gleich

"As is common for technology companies, the 'beta' concept has permeated our work initiatives," says Marta Gleich, Executive Editor of Zero Hora and seven other RBS Group newspapers in southern Brazil.

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Brian Veseling

Date

2015-03-31 13:29

Review: The Newsroom - Off the Record

So this is off the record. Or to be precise, this is a review of The Newsroom – Off the Record. It’s not often we get a chance to conduct film reviews, but this documentary makes essential viewing for the news publishing industry, telling the story of Danish tabloid Ekstra Bladet’s fight against dropping print circulation and their own local critics.

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Nick Tjaardstra

Date

2014-12-15 11:43

'Change has always been about mindset and culture, not about tools': Mark Deuze

“Everyone knows they have to” convert to digital to survive, but knowing and doing are two different things for most newsrooms, according to Professor of Media Studies at the University of Amsterdam, Mark Deuze, who sees journalism entering a permanent phase of beta experimentation - at least for the next 30-40 years.

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Jessica Sparks

Date

2014-10-09 16:19

Alison Gow: 'We get hung up on platforms - but understanding our audiences is more important'

Alison Gow is a journalist and blogger who has worked in the UK regional press for more than 20 years. As former editor of Wales on Sunday and the Daily Post, and now Editor of Digital Innovation at Trinity Mirror Regionals, she has led the charge in developing online journalism and innovative ways to tell stories in newsrooms.

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Jessica Sparks

Date

2014-09-16 10:09

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