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Finding a good read: Criteria to determine content value
With the plethora of media choices, how do consumers choose their content? Most searches and social feeds are based on algorithms that select the information a user wants to see based on their user information. In new research from the Knight Foundation, The Filter Map: Media and the Pursuit of Truth and Legitimacy, Deen Freelon introduces three criteria that will help consumers determine which content will be most valuable to them.
Algorithmic angst: News Corp Chief Executive Robert Thomson’s “Breaking The News” keynote
Read the keynote presentation News Corp Chief Executive Robert Thomson gave at the “Breaking the News: Free Speech and Democracy in the Age of Platform Monopoly,” event , which was hosted by the Open Markets Institute and the Tow Center at the Columbia University School of Journalism on June 12, 2018.
Fight for the future: New York Times CEO Mark Thompson’s “Breaking The News” keynote
Read the keynote presentation by New York Times CEO Mark Thompson gave at the “Breaking the News: Free Speech and Democracy in the Age of Platform Monopoly” event, which was hosted by the Open Markets Institute and the Tow Center at the Columbia University School of Journalism on June 12, 2018.
Publishers: Focus on fraud
I’m going to start by saying something that really shouldn’t shock you: Digital ad fraud is a crime. The word fraud is right there in the name. Fraudsters, whether they’re using sophisticated bot networks or deceptive spoofing tactics, are stealing money from advertisers. Yet the digital advertising industry has historically treated fraud as, at best, the cost of doing business or, at worst, a budget-sapping nuisance. But if the headlines are to be believed, that’s changing fast and publishers need to take steps to clean house if they want to be sure they’re protected.
DCN’s must reads: week of June 7, 2018
Here are some of the best media stories our team has read so far this week: select/all | How to Succeed in Advertising (and Transform the Internet) (16 min read)…
How Google’s News App is tackling some of social delivery’s tough problems
Google CEO Sundar Pichai kicked off Google I/O by stating that “there is more great journalism being created today than ever before.” Pichai and Trystan Upstill, Head of News Product and Engineering at Google, went on to highlight the programs and products Google was working on to help publishers sustain quality journalism. A lofty approach by a company often on the receiving end of publishers’ ire. However, they are making an effort and committing resources to change the narrative.
Digital Content Next releases the 2017 DCN Annual Financial and Operational Benchmark Report
The DCN Annual Benchmark Report provides an annual analysis of revenue with full breakouts of advertising sales, traffic and other operational expense metrics by platform and media type. This report…
The key to reaching Gen Z is speaking their digital language
You thought marketing to Millennials was tricky? Meet Gen Z. They’re not only digital natives, they’re social and mobile natives too. To gain insight into this generation, MNI Targeted Media Inc. commissioned a study of Gen Z behavior, surveying students at major universities about their media consumption habits. And we learned a lot.
Joint statement from European Publishers Council, Digital Content Next, News Media Alliance and News Media Association
Joint statement on GDPR Day One from European Publishers Council, Digital Content Next, News Media Alliance (U.S.) and News Media Association (U.K.), which represent more than 4,000 publishers globally. May…
