Journalism Archives - Page 12 of 13

Facebook Becoming A Heavy Hitting News Distribution Channel?

Facebook was the #4 source of visits to News and Media sites last week, after Google, Yahoo! and msn (see table below). News and Media is the #11 downstream industry after Facebook, receiving 3.69% of the social networking site’s traffic.

Search Engine Optimization For Newspapers Presentation

David Erickson’s presentation about Search Engine Optimization for Newspapers before the Minnesota Newspaper Association conference in Bloomington.

Back When A Television News Career Was Unbearably Exciting

For all you journalists, judging from this promo for some local evening news program, the 80s must’ve been a really glamorous decade for television news journalism.

Using Online Analytics For Insight Into News Consumption

These are some links to resources I will talk about during my session for The Other Future of News event.

Traditional Media’s Future

Traditional Media’s Future in an Increasingly Digital World of Unlimited, Ubiquitous Content.

Marshall Simmonds Talks Traditional Media Efforts Online

For offline publishers, one of the biggest online problem areas is headlines. As Marshall Simmonds of The New York Times and Define Search Strategies points out, some journalists have been specifically educated to write captivating headlines. While those headlines appeal to audiences passing by newsstands and street corners, they do not achieve the same success on the Web.

Financial Reporting In Today's Economy

A panel of leading financial reporters assess the global economic crisis and discuss the ‘perfect storm’ of events that led to it.

Madison Avenue Blues: The Year The Media Died

A hilarious yet sad parody of The Day The Music Died by Don McLean that explains the demise of traditional advertising and, as a result, traditional journalism.

Journalism Brand Fans

Through social media, journalists are creating their own personal channels to their audiences; audiences they can take with them from job to job.

Getting The Most Out Of HARO & ProfNet

Twelve pro tips for getting the most out of the HARO and ProfNet services.