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Mobile conversions climb, but cross-device is still a hike
With consumers expecting—even demanding—the flexibility to shift seamlessly between smartphones, desktops and tablets, the pressure is on marketers and publishers to customize experiences to “go with the flow.” But it’s…
Why journalistic ethics don’t have to conflict with business success
Welcome to journalism, the only industry where a significant amount of its smartest employees not only take pride in the fact they don’t care how the companies they work for make money, but chastise those who do.
DCN’s recommended reading: week of July 28, 2016
Our recommended reads from around the web: The Wall Street Journal | Some Media Companies Cool on YouTube Distribution (6 min read) BuzzFeed News | FTC: Most Americans Don’t Know…
Data powers digital media
Shifting from the tactics of next-generation data analytics to converting corporate cultures to being data-first is the emerging great challenge for media companies battling for consumer and advertiser relevance, according to a report released by the International News Media Association (INMA).“Big Data For Media 2.0: Going Data-First” synthesizes case studies shared with INMA through a co-hosted Big Data For Media conference and study tour, along with best practices from association members.
Online Trust Alliance: Annual Trust Audit Webinar
Craig Spiezle, President of Online Trust Alliance, presented results of OTA’s Annual Trust Audit that benchmarks the security, privacy and consumer protection practices of nearly 1,000 consumer-facing websites. In its…
Publishers push the envelope at political conventions
The 2016 Republican and Democratic conventions are upon us, and with publishers and broadcasters trying out numerous avenues for coverage and commentary — it’s set to go down in history. Publishers are trying a mix of Facebook Live, Snapchat, bots and even pop-up podcasts to stand apart from the media scrum. And they have even more competition from delegates, attendees and protesters who can use their own smartphones to report from the scene live.
DCN’s recommended reading: week of July 21, 2016
Our recommended reads from around the web: Digiday: How The Atlantic, Slate and others obsess about user experience (4 min read) The Guardian: Taylor Swift is taking on YouTube, and…
Do the UK’s public service broadcasters effectively serve the people?
The convenience and flexibility of watching television continues to grow with the ability to time shift and stream programming. These patterns hold true for viewers of public service broadcasting in the United Kingdom. According to their mandate, public service broadcasters must offer quality programming which informs an understanding of the world, stimulates knowledge and learning, reflects the strength of the UK’s culture and represents diversified viewpoints.
Forecasting the future of mobile video with The Weather Company
Mobile analyst at MobileGroove Peggy Anne Salz caught up with Greg Gilderman, Senior Executive Producer at The Weather Company, to discuss how he made the fit between the medium and the message, and learn his top tips for companies eager to make their mark with compelling video content.
Why press freedom matters now more than ever
According to Freedom House’s Freedom of the Press report for 2016, press freedom worldwide has declined to its lowest point in 15 years. According to the report, only 13% of the world’s population enjoys a free press. Against that backdrop, it’s especially concerning when Donald Trump says that “70 to 75% of it (media) is absolutely dishonest, absolute scum.” In fact, Trump has advocated for the re-opening of libel laws so “we can sue (news organizations) and win lots of money.”
Legal and Legislative Committee Call: Review of the New US-EU Privacy Shield
If you are a DCN publisher member, please be sure to log in or register after the webinar to access a PDF of the webinar presentation. Legal & Legislative Committee…