Grow your digital audiences with Table Stakes Europe’s coaching programme
As newsrooms strive to strengthen their digital businesses, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the most successful ones escape the losing
‘Tightening the paywall has allowed us to focus on readers who pay for the journalism’
The panel at WAN-IFRA’s recent Asian Media Leaders eSummit comprised Sandy Romualdez (Chairperson, Inquirer Group of Companies, Philippines), Andy Budiman
Journalism Competition and Preservation Act released amid global support
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers released this week the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA), a bill that would
Ethics matter in telling the story of Ukraine
In Russia, free speech is being systematically extinguished as independent media is closed down and critical reporters are forced to
How long-running experiments help Switzerland’s NZZ see patterns among subscribers
They have an online shop that sells a wide variety of products from books, games and coffee mugs to the
Publishers: What are your strategic priorities for the next 12 months? Take our survey
The previous World Press Trends report depicted a news industry confident about its future, with the great majority of surveyed
Martin Fröhlich named WAN-IFRA Director Digital Revenue Network
During his career, he worked as a reporter, editor, media coach, head of departments, project manager, moderator and technical adviser.
Social media provides flood of images of death and carnage from Ukraine war – and contributes to weaker journalism standards
By Beena Sarwar, Visiting Professor of Journalism, Emerson College This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons
Rethinking your news products to connect with new audiences – lessons from Table Stakes Europe
This article was originally published on the website of Table Stakes Europe, a performance-driven change management initiative for local and
How to join the global campaign to show journalism’s value
World News Day is a platform for newsrooms around the world to demonstrate the value of their fact-based journalism on
