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    Opinion

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    Future of Media Publishing Philadelphia

    Don’t try to game the system: Philly publishers on audience development

    We invited the publishing community to our first-ever publishing event in Philadelphia to talk audience development. On June 18, Bibblio hosted the first edition of the ‘Future of Media & Publishing’ event series at 1776 Rittenhouse. The evening featured a presentation by Louis Hochman (Digital Managing Editor at New Jersey 101.5, part of Townsquare Media) and a […]

    Fake pictures

    Identifying a fake picture online is harder than you might think

    It can be hard to tell whether a picture is real. Consider, as the participants in our recent research did, these two images and see whether you think neither, either or both of them has been doctored. Image A: Is it real? Mona Kasra, CC BY-ND Image B: What about this one? Mona Kasra, CC […]

    CPI new calculation and unique segmentation

    Content Insights releases new platform with improved CPI calculations, unique segmentation, and more

      Big news from Content Insights: on the 24th of June, the new and improved platform was released.   For those who may not know, Content Insights is an advanced content analytics solution capable of measuring real reader behavior and content performance with unrivaled precision. It runs on a complex algorithm called Content Performance Indicator (CPI) […]

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    How responsible are social media platforms for spreading and fixing disinformation?

    The Institute for Public Relations just launched its inaugural 2019 IPR Disinformation in Society Report that investigates the role of disinformation, or deliberately misleading or biased news or information, in society. IPR conducted a nationally represented survey of 2,200 Americans from March 14-19, 2019 to determine the prevalence of disinformation in society, who is responsible […]

    Retention

    Combatting an Attention Recession

    According to the American economist Thomas Sowell; “The first lesson of economics is scarcity: there is never enough of anything to fully satisfy all those who want it.” Once a unique proprietary product or service becomes commoditized it loses its scarcity in an over competing market-place and its distinct advantages become interchangeable with the products […]

    Artifical inteligence

    Artificial intelligence-enhanced journalism offers a glimpse of the future of the knowledge economy

    Much as robots have transformed entire swaths of the manufacturing economy, artificial intelligence and automation are now changing information work, letting humans offload cognitive labor to computers. In journalism, for instance, data mining systems alert reporters to potential news stories, while newsbots offer new ways for audiences to explore information. Automated writing systems generate financial, […]

    Data Policy

    The Landscape of Open Data Policies

    Open Access (OA) publishing has a long history, going back to the early 1990s, and was born with the explicit intention of improving access to scholarly literature. The internet has played a pivotal role in garnering support for free and reusable research publications, as well as stronger and more democratic peer-review systems — ones are not bogged […]

    Podcast ROI

    How to Measure Podcast ROI

    A lot of businesses and individuals want to create a podcast, and see the benefit of podcasting. However, some find difficulty measuring the success of a podcast. When we conducted a user survey, the results showed that a lot of businesspeople shared the hesitation thatpodcasting is a lot of work for an unknown return. When […]

    Why people crave likes

    Why Do People Crave “Likes” on Social Media?

    Have you ever posted something on social media and then later checked to see how many “likes” you received? Have you ever clicked on a notification pushed to your smartphone from a social media platform? And do you feel a slight psychological rush before you check your social feed? You are not alone and there […]

    Millennial reader habits

    Millennials reader habits study: They’re mobile-first, engaged, and actually discover news stories on social networks

    Do millennials read online news? Various researchers have tried to ascertain exactly how much news millennials consume and compare the findings with this generation’s parents. It’s not a problem with a neat answer and these studies have yielded very different results. That said, one thing the majority of these pieces of research agree on is […]

    Understanding science of influencer

    Understanding the Science of Influence and Influencers

    Influencers (aka brand ambassadors) are increasingly becoming go-to channels of an organization’s digital, marketing, and communication strategy. Recently, both micro-influencers (smaller number of followers, but highly-engaged influencers) and celebrities descended upon the Coachella Music Festival, attended by more than 250,000 music fans, to push products, services, and experiences. Wired shared an article about this “sponcon,” […]

    Blockchain and video on demand

    THE REVOLUTIONARY PROMISE OF BLOCKCHAIN AND VIDEO-ON-DEMAND

    A subscription video streaming service that incorporates blockchain ledger accounting can open up a potentially huge, untapped market. The key is to persuade content owners to accept and trust a revenue-sharing model based on actual usage. Solving this problem would lead to massive growth in the number of successful video channels and total video streaming […]

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    I’ve seen the future, and it’s yellow and vertical: What I learnt at Snap’s Partner Summit

    “People will see as well as hear around the world — Pocket-sized radio instruments will enable individuals to communicate with anyone anywhere. Newspapers, magazines, mail and messages will be sent through the air at lightning speed …” This quote accurately describes the way we communicate and access content today, on a platform like Snapchat. But, surprisingly […]

    Monetizing content

    Monetizing Content: Pros And Cons Of Different Publishing Business Models

    For publishers and newsrooms, finding an answer to the following question is quite challenging: how to stay trustworthy, respect your readers and preserve the integrity, yet manage to earn enough money to keep the business afloat? Monetizing content isn’t easy, but there are three popular business models out there: Native advertising Subscriptions Memberships and donations. […]

    What content marketers can learn from journalists

    What Can Content Marketers Learn From Journalists (and vice versa)

    Changes in media consumption and distribution have significantly influenced those who write stories for a living. Because of constant financial struggles that most news organizations are facing and a growing need for branded content – a lot of people with journalistic background and formal education in similar fields are looking for alternative ways to expand […]

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    Moving Past Pageviews: Better Analytics For Today’s Publishers

    In addition to finding a sustainable business model, today’s publishers operating in the digital arena are struggling with another challenge: properly measuring their content performance and truly understanding the behavior of their audience. This is a real issue for all sorts of publications, regardless of whether they’re advertising-funded or part of the new breed operating […]

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