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Hello and welcome to my Nuzzel newsletter! Mr Anderson (Kevin Anderson, manager, digital products and platforms at ideastream Public Media. Innovation leader focused on digital transformation and product. Priors at the BBC, The Guardian and Gannett.)
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Daily Commentary
US legislation could give newspapers anti-trust protection to battle Facebook and Google. New media executive education programme in New York. McClatchy's 'painless' weekend publishing experiment. Covering misinformation through the lens of human rights.
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Google and Facebook sucked profits from newspapers. Publishers are finally resisting.
The Washington Post – Margaret Sullivan – Jun 5, 2019, 3:00 AM

“It does seem like we're getting somewhere,” said David Chavern, president and CEO of the News Media Alliance, which represents 2,000 news publishers — mostly local newspapers, but also some national papers (including The…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @jbenton: My strong suspicion is that if this were to happen, it would improve the financial state of local journalism roughly 0%.
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Executive Ed - Newmark J-School
Graduate Center Library Blog – Newmark J-School

With our new year-long Executive Program, we will equip a diverse group of changemakers with the knowledge, skills and networks necessary to lead the transformation of the news business. We believe that the news media industry needs leaders who are…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @Zielina: Exciting news to share: As of January 2020, @newmarkjschool is launching a brand new Executive Program for news media leaders. Applications are now open!
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Americans think 'made-up news' is a bigger problem than climate change
Nieman Lab – Laura Hazard Owen – Jun 5, 2019

U.S. adults are more likely to say that “made-up news/info” is a big problem than they are to identify climate change, racism, terrorism, or sexism as such, according to a study out from the Pew Research Center Wednesday: Fifty…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @NiemanLab Republicans are much more likely than Democrats to identify made-up news as a 'very big problem.' (They are, after all, told it's a huge problem repeatedly by the president.)
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McClatchy's painless new weekend experiment, losing a female journalism pioneer and an homage to former slaves
Poynter – Tom Jones – Jun 5, 2019, 5:14 AM

This is the Poynter Institute's daily newsletter. To have it delivered to your inbox Monday-Friday, click here. These are rickety times for newspapers. A major issue: printing a paper costs lots of money. Delivering the paper costs lots of money.

Image not available Mr Anderson MT @jbenton I am all for newspapers experimenting with day-cutting. If you're going to cut a weekend day, why cut Saturday? Cut Sunday and then make *Saturday* your big blowout paper. Your advertisers get TWO shopping days worth of value instead of 1.
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How 14 local news organizations teamed up to cover climate change
Poynter – Kristen Hare – Jun 5, 2019, 6:36 AM

The environment beat was one Jennifer Bjorhus always wanted, and one that rarely opened up. So when veteran reporter Josephine Marcotty retired from the Minneapolis Star Tribune near the end of last year, Bjorhus' dream beat became her real beat.

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Former Hearst Exec Joanna Coles Plans Women's Networking Platform
The Information – Jun 4, 2019, 3:28 PM

Former Hearst chief content officer Joanna Coles plans to launch a subscription content platform focused on women's networking opportunities, she said at The Information's Women in Tech, Media and Finance conference Tuesday. The new venture, which…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @Mediagazer Former Hearst Chief Content Officer Joanna Coles plans to launch a subscription content platform focused on women's networking opportunities in late 2019 (@zoesaintbernard / The Information)
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Journalism's problem from hell
Columbia Journalism Review

Journalists depend on a free and unfettered internet to deliver news in their own communities and around the world. But, increasingly, they find themselves victimized by the same freedom. In some instances, the news they produce is drowned out by a…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @Joelcpj: How should social media platforms decide what to leave up and what to take down? Let human rights be the guide says @davidakaye in his important new book, #SpeechPolice.
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Future Shock As GateHouse Lays Off Journalists, Merges Papers - And Prepares For A Possible Deal With Gannett
WGBH – Dan Kennedy – Jun 5, 2019, 5:43 AM

In his book “The Inevitable,” the technology journalist Kevin Kelly writes, “The future happens very slowly and then all at once.” That seems like as good a description as any of what's going on at GateHouse Media, the…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @dankennedy Laying off journalists, merging papers: Can @GateHouse_Media cuts its way to sustainability? My @wgbhnews column.
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TikTok is testing interest-based ad targeting
Digiday – Kerry Flynn – Jun 3, 2019, 9:01 PM

TikTok wants to prove it is an effective ad platform — quickly. TikTok's ad platform, available in beta to a select number of agencies, is testing interest-based targeting, custom audience and pixel tracking, according to four advertising…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @Mediabistro: Are you using @tiktok_us? They're on a mission prove it's an effective ad platform. Next in the pipeline? Interest-based ad targeting.
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What Broadcasters Can Learn About Podcast from a Show on Marijuana
Jacobs Media Strategies – Seth Resler – Jun 5, 2019, 4:32 PM

Last year, Jacobs Media helped Cox Media Group host an internal contest to identify podcasting talent within the company's ranks. One of the podcasts to emerge from that endeavor was the cleverly titled Mass Marijuana, a show about the growing…

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