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Thoughts on social media, business and journalism from Suw and Kevin Charman-Anderson

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How publishers and broadcasters can make their apps more successful

From the report that was my swansong at Pugpig

New job alert! and the future of news product management

Plus the growing importance of data for journalism

How journalism organisations can make the most out of first-party data

I’m a proud member of the News Product Alliance, and they have just released an excellent study about how news organisations can use first-party data . I had a chat with Ariel Zirulnick about first-party data for her research. In my last role at Ideastream Public Media, we did an internal data census and found we had 33 different sources of data in the organisation. We started work on making sense…

From audience to community: high-engagement strategies from the FT and The City

Plus a sampling of the sessions I covered at WAN-IFRA's World News Media Congress in Kraków

Journalism needs to communicate its value (and values) beyond being defenders of democracy

And the Christian Science Monitor has a good model in how to achieve that

Journalism needs allies to rebuild communities, social capital and trust in democracy

In the links: a review of successful local journalism models and an overview of Perplexity's new interface from Ezra Eeman

The Creator-Influencer Economy pt 2: A massive algorithmic-driven attention market

An economy that looks similar to the media market it replaced. The distribution networks are what changed.

The Creator-Influencer Economy pt 1: looking back on the first wave – bloggers

How the early waves of creators help us understand the currrent one

Journalism needs to come to grips with the fact the era of free traffic is over

It's liberating to use the platforms for our own goals.

The murder of a health insurance CEO gave journalists an opportunity to listen. Most failed.

Constructive Journalism techniques could have helped journalists have a deeper conversation about the problems with US healthcare.