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Podcasting Continues to Boom as Four in Ten Americans Tune In; Smart Speakers Make Their Debut The 2017 Infinite Dial Study by Edison Research and Triton Digital unveils the latest research around digital audio, social media, mobile, smart speakers, and podcast consumption Podcasting continues to be a growth medium, as 40% of Americans 12+ say âŚ
TL;DR version: If you like podcasts, you really like podcasts. You probably know about Twitter and still don't use it.
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If you're planning a big story in 2017, you should take inspiration from some of 2016's best journalism.
Get out of the office. Form a community board. Tons of smart community engagement ideas in here for news orgs:
Local news organizations ... will need to sharpen their focus to producing meaningful experiences and irreplicable content only â useful breaking news, purposeful beat coverage, jaw-dropping investigations, and moving storytelling centered around regional identity.
Ashley C. Woods nails it, as usual. The future of journalism is our connection to the communities we serve. READ IT
If you had the opportunity to build a news organization from the ground up, what would you include? What would you do differently? I considered this question alongside two dozen journalism and jourâŚ
A thoughtful read on news values in a changing world:
"There is no substitute for truth, accuracy and the timely delivery of relevant news. But for companies that serve hyperlocal, niche, specialty and digitally based audiences, there are unspoken, and perhaps unquestioned values that should be discussed. Any outlet that seeks to evolve and remain viable should examine its values.
Letâs start with the diverse communities we seek to serve and interrogate the values that have led us to points of failure and success in fulfilling that mission."
Sarah Day Owen has been the consumer experience director at The Desert Sun in Palm Springs, California, for more than a year. Her job is to help the news organization think about the customer first when creating and sharing their news products.
Oh hey, that's me. Since my job didn't exist a couple years ago, the Reynolds Journalism Institute at Mizzou asked me a few questions about what I do.
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Something really dramatic is happening to our media landscape, the public sphere, and our journalism industry, almost without us noticing and certainly without the level of public examination and debate it deserves. Our news ecosystem has changed more...
"Even if you think of yourself as a technology company, you are making critical decisions about everything from access to platforms, the shape of journalism or speech, the inclusion or banning of certain content, the acceptance or rejection of various publishers.
What happens to the current class of news publishers is a much less important question than what kind of a news and information society we want to create and how can we help shape this."
This is so good. Read the whole thing!
Successful podcasts know that hourlong episodes aren't necessarily the best way to get the word out.
"But for podcasts to scale up, creators need to reach listeners outside of the echo chamberâand enable those listeners to share with their networks. âFundamentally, for audio to become more of a mass medium,â says Wootton, âshareability and accessibility are crucial.â "
It is easier to complain about the power you donât have than to think about how you are exerting the power you do have. And fighting for your own rights is not the same as fighting for equality. Women working for gender equality, rather than the equality of everyone, are not heroes. They are working in their own self-interest. Just like men are. But it becomes heroic within the community of women, in that arenât we all so brave way, when you surround yourself with people who are exactly like you and agree with you on everything. People fight for inclusion when they are the ones being excluded. When itâs someone else, it is suddenly not their fight.
THIS smart read about why fighting for equality can't just be for people who are just like me -- and it should be uncomfortable: http://www.mhpbooks.com/123500-2/
The future is native advertising and live events and "Snowfall," not blogs.
"It's all just content now"
âWhat proof do you have that that story made a difference?â
I wrote this post with a few ideas about how to measure important work in ways outside of just pageviews and visitors. Check out these ideas and a few of my own!
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"We think a lot about whether a video works with the sound off. Do we have to subtitle it to keep the audience retention high? Do we need to use big fonts?"
To try!
Here's how ProPublica and The New York Times are pioneering user experience research within their organizations.
NAILED IT: "Journalists are an extremely biased sample set." David Sleight, ProPublicaâs design director, on getting outside of the 'journalism bubble' for testing.
How to improve the effectiveness of your email newsletter through very specific changes to your sign-up forms and content.
"Can you ask people to sign up without using the words âfree,â ânewsletter,â or âsign upâ? If youâre offering an âethical bribeâ (something free in exchange for an email address), then itâs easy. See Michael Hyattâs homepage for an example.
If youâre not offering an âethical bribe,â then consider the unique value or angle of your newsletter."
I get to talk about what I love at the Online News Association Conference in LA.
I get to talk about what I love at the Online News Association Conference in LA.
Maybe it's the ENFJ in me, but I get fired up to help other people accomplish something cool. In this case, I'll be on a panel of incredibly smart journos on Saturday of the conference, talking about 'perfecting your internal pitch.' Basically, how to convince your boss to let you pursue a new idea.
If you're attending, I'd love to see you there. Whether you are or aren't, I'd love to hear your ideas!
Shoot me a tweet @SarahDayOwen.
Our new podcast!
We launched our first-ever podcast at The Desert Sun Wednesday, on food and drink. Chomp by The Desert Sun illustrates more than just a fun experiment. It's a strategy tied into consumer behavior trends and programming for other moments.
In Webbmedia's 2015 Tech Trends, the concept of programming for the consumer versus programming for devices is illustrated here:
2015 Tech Trends from Webbmedia Group
This isn't just the audio version of a story, though audio is on the rise. So is podcasting. Chomp is the listening in the car version, the walking around town version, and the cooking dinner version.
Check it out here, or download on iTunes, listen on Stitcher:
Follow the host, Everett Cook, @EverettCook and the editor Ashley Hopkinson, @Ash_Hopkinson
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"The SSDS impulse is that insatiable need to overcome and solve problems that talented people feel when presented with new challenges. A culture of execution is one where when any member of a team perceives a challenge, their first and most immediate reaction is simply to solve it."
A flowchart for avoiding OVER meeting: https://hbr.org/2015/03/do-you-really-need-to-hold-that-meeting