New “Newsroom” Players
While traditional newsrooms have shrunk, however, there are other new players producing content; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
While traditional newsrooms have shrunk, however, there are other new players producing content; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
Campaign reporters are acting primarily as megaphones, rather than as investigators; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
Social media news is getting into the traditional media narrative more easily and more often; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
Everyone has become more adept at using digital technology and social media to distribute news; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
31% of readers have deserted a news outlet because it no longer provides the accustomed news; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
The news industry is more undermanned and unprepared to uncover stories, dig deep, or question; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
In local TV sports, weather and traffic now account on average for 40% of the content produced; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
Newsrooms (USA) are below 40,000 full-time professional employees for the first time since 1978; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
Estimates for newspaper newsroom cutbacks put the industry down 30% since its peak in 2000; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013
The erosion of news reporting converges with chances to take messages directly to the public; http://eicker.at/NewsMedia2013