By Christi Warren The Los Angeles-based Factual is a location data company that partners with major brands to better understand their audiences. “All things happen... Read More →

By Christi Warren KQED, the NPR-affiliate which provides news and analysis to the San Francisco Bay Area, is readying itself for a sea change. For... Read More →

By Christi Warren Adobe uses artificial intelligence to build features that work and help users solve their problems. “Our vision is the computer and the... Read More →

By Christi Warren When Jennifer Williams and Darrell Kunken think about advertising at McClatchy, they first think about what ROI will mean for the user. “You’re... Read More →

By Christi Warren Media companies should look at the ways Google, Amazon, Netflix and Facebook leverage data to target their audiences. That’s a methodology that... Read More →

By Christi Warren In his role at Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK, Josh Siegel leverages audience data and AI to better inform advertising design, to... Read More →

By Christi Warren As artificial intelligence emerges as an enabling technology across multiple platforms, the center of that innovation should be the people who use... Read More →

By Christi Warren SmartNews, a news-discovery app, was created to provide efficient and fast, well-curated news for readers who are on-the-go. At the heart of... Read More →

By Christi Warren For news products to be successful, they should be developed in-house with input from stakeholders across all sections of a news organization:... Read More →

By Christi Warren Los Angeles-based Vertical Networks is a digital content studio that focuses on vertical, mobile-first storytelling with Generation Z as its target market.... Read More →

By Christi Warren With digital ad revenue at a standstill for some news organizations, it’s becoming increasingly clear that media groups should focus their business... Read More →

By Christi Warren Access to free tools online is expanding the field of data journalism at a rapid pace, and as data journalism becomes more... Read More →

By Christi Warren The use of artificial intelligence is growing rapidly — the adoption of the technology tripled in the past year alone, with an... Read More →

By Christi Warren As media organizations grow their use of machine learning and artificial intelligence, the ethical deployment of those technologies must remain at the... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London The Times and the Sunday Times now as 508,000 subscribers, 263,000 of whom have digital-only subscriptions. The News... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London The Times of London and Sunday Times is developing its own self-learning algorithm to provide its subscribers with... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London Dozens of participants from media organizations across the globed joined a Design Thinking workshop at the headquarters of... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London Journalisms are coming up with innovative formats to enhance audience engagement. At BBC, the Visual Journalism team brings... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London The economics of attention in a many-to-many commu nication environment has posted a serious challenge to public broadcaster... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London Smart speaker sales have grown faster than any other consumer technology in recent years. As a new medium,... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London Over the past year, data journalists on the BBC Visual and Data Journalism team have fundamentally changed how... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London The Guardian’s 10+ cross-disciplinary product teams use data and insight, product frameworks, objectives & key results (OKRs) and... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London The Financial Times has created its own engagement metric based on audience data that serves as its North... Read More →

Joanne Kuai 22, February 2019 | London In the face of media industry’s next big disruption brought by the development of technology, it’s essential for... Read More →

By Joanne Kuai “Record-breaking high price home sold in your city!” “Your local football team won 7:0 at the championship!” How do you know? Your... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes   Today, the most successful paygate models are those that are highly personalized, dynamic, adaptable, and data-driven. But, they haven’t always been... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes   For those who believed reader loyalty was a thing of the past, MittMedia is proof of the opposite. MittMedia is an... Read More →

By Joanne Kuai London, 2nd, November 2018   A new Bing feature, spotlight, is launched to provide overviews of news topics in search results. Now,... Read More →

By Joanne Kuai   Initiatives are crucial and getting ahead of the customers gives you the edge in a competitive market but it’s also important... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes The BBC is a media giant in the UK, and as such has a huge audience. But, despite this, they have an... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes   More than 15 billion hours a week are spent on Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Youtube and Netflix. What these companies all have... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes   DMG Media is a media juggernaut. The media conglomerate, which comprises multiple brands from the Daily Mail to Metro, boasts an... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes   Grzegorz Piechota, a Google Digital News Senior Visiting Research Fellow at Reuters Institute at the University of Oxford, is an expert... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes With more than 930,000 digital subscribers, and a 1.9 million person readership, the Financial Times is a publisher that likens itself more... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes   Condé Nast is one of many media companies who are focusing on building a more centralized network for their disparate brands.... Read More →

By Joanne Kuai   While building a premium publisher advertising network has been challenging, the collective effort has been necessary for the news industry to... Read More →

By Joanne Kuai, City University graduate student Large and small, high end and popular, global and local – publishers around the world expressed more common... Read More →

By Anisa Holmes, City University graduate student     “News cycles come and go. There could be a weeklong dry spell in the news, so... Read More →

By Scott M. Scher, Columbia University Bytedance, created in 2012 and is the first AI driven media lab, Toutiao- high quality content creation. They are... Read More →

By Scott M. Scher, Columbia University   Styria started its data team in 2014 and is Croatia’s biggest media company. Styria has split their AI... Read More →

By Scott M. Scher, Columbia University   Joey opened with the comment that “the future is always boring once we get there…. That is always... Read More →

By Scott M. Scher, Columbia University The Globe and Mail, Canada was established in 1884 and is Canada’s leading newspaper. They have taken a 170-year-old... Read More →

By Scott M. Scher, Columbia University “Independent News Media has fueled Ireland’s news conversation since 1908. A lot has changed from Linotype to digital, but... Read More →

By Ethan Wagner, Columbia University   Kenneth Suh, COO of Unruly, opened the panel discussion with a scenario that pleases users and advertisers alike.  Say... Read More →

By Ethan Wagner, Columbia University   It was only fitting that Kenneth Suh, chief operating officer of Unruly, an innovative online video marketplace, would begin... Read More →