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'Shorter content is not a mobile strategy,' contrary to knee-jerk thinking, writes @corybe

The "new voice of journalism" that millennials seek is really just core storytelling values that media have abandoned

Most mobile use is not while mobile but at home or work, busting common design & UX assumptions

Italian site Graphic News does journalism with mobile-purposed graphic comics ::emphasis on story & experience::

Despite all the options, UK media consumers don't vary their online/mobile habits much 

Part of the problem: Assessing state of the media by asking the media, not real people

Trademarks of the millennial journalist: going beyond the article ::says @IJNet::

Project Lightning an effort to better tap/package the Twitter news experience ::accessible to non-tweeters:: 

Circa again shows folly of focus on platform; the story experience is what differentiates ::fusion journos::

Contest over whether smartwatches, activity trackers or neither will catch on sufficiently ::see infograph::

Forbes' Dvorkin sees FB Instant Articles 'reinforcing old ways' of journalism with wordy articles unread, just now on mobile

When a "story" is no longer a completed self-contained, self-published piece of work, archiving is problematic

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