Knowledge Bridge
Global Intelligence for the Digital Transition
The goal of Digital First Media’s Project Unbolt was to develop a step-by-step plan to accelerate the digital transition of newsrooms.
//July 18 / 2014 //read moreNewspapers have compensated for lack of advertising by increasing cover price.
//June 3 / 2014 //read moreSix in 10 journalists say that journalism in the U.S. is going in the wrong direction.
//May 9 / 2014 //read moreWith global digital ad spend about to overtake print, news outlets all over the world are searching with renewed passion for complementary revenue lines. The main focus is now on ‘user generated revenues’, either traditional revenues based…
//April 15 / 2014 //read moreFive Finnish media companies are working on a very interesting alternative to paper edition.
//November 7 / 2013 //read moreJeff Bezos was questioned by NBC on whether he sees a day when there is no more a print version of the Washington Post.
//September 29 / 2013 //read moreDigital advertising growth is booming in Latin America, but if you look beyond Argentina, Brazil and Mexico, you see a very different picture. In the smaller, struggling markets, advertising agencies and media groups including news…
//June 26 / 2013 //read moreClassifieds, once viewed as the “river of gold” for newspapers, have migrated online, and Asia-Pacific newspaper consultant Peter Ong shows how newspapers lost time and much needed revenue by failing to move their classified business…
//February 28 / 2013 //read moreHyperlocal sites are often billed as the next big thing in digital news, but have so far failed to deliver in terms of business performance. It might be possible to create niche local content but where are the advertisers? Hyperlocal…
//January 22 / 2013 //read moreSouth Africa’s Mail & Guardian were early movers online, launching the first news website in Africa in 1994. As digital revenues grew, the newspaper recently shifted to a digital first strategy, but the news group’s CEO Hoosain…
//December 20 / 2012 //read more