L’an dernier, le Kiosque signalait un article du Columbia Journalism Review au sujet d’un journal unique au monde, The Orange Street News (200 exemplaires), seul mensuel local du patelin de Selinsgrove, Pennsylvanie. Sa seule journaliste, Hilde Lysiak, choisit les sujets, dirige les entrevues et rédige les articles. Elle a 8 ans. La petite, qui a…
«Two hundred copies of each issue are distributed around town in local businesses, like a cafe where Hilde is known to hunker down on deadline with her usual toasted bagel and side of bacon.» Un article du Columbia Journalism Review Le patelin de Selinsgrove, Pennsylvanie, compte pour seul mensuel local The Orange Street News. Sa…
Un article du Columbia Journalism Review A new report from Adobe and one of several startups helping publishers fight ad blocking shows that 198 million people globally are now blocking ads, up 41 percent from 2014. In the US, ad blocking grew 48 percent from last year, to 45 million users. A recent Reuters Institute…
Columbia Journalism Review Two beliefs safely inhabit the canon of contemporary thinking about journalism. The first is that the internet is the most powerful force disrupting the news media. The second is that the internet and the communication and information tools it spawned, like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook, are shifting power from governments to civil…
Digital news consumers unlikely to pay for content and increasingly block ads Columbia Journalism Review The takeaway from Reuters’ vast new study of the world’s digital news consumers is that the disruptive trends publishers have been grappling with the last few years have crystallized into something more lasting, not just in the United States but…
Stars and Stripes, the relatively unknown newspaper subsidized by the Pentagon, gets a big scoop À lire dans le Columbia Journalism Review