#media-innovation

#media-innovation

Publishing must adapt to technology's evolution or risk obsolescence in a rapidly changing media landscape.

The Conversation Local connects expert scholars to local news outlets to address the local news crisis.

The initiative aims to replicate The Conversation's successful model at a sub-national level.

NBC Sports is launching its first NFL alternate broadcast featuring Madden video game elements.

This broadcast blends live action with gaming graphics and real-time data for an enhanced viewer experience.

The media and ad tech industries are experiencing rapid innovation leading up to 2025, primarily driven by AI and automation.

Culture File effectively uses Bluesky to extend the life of its archived cultural content and reach a wider audience.

The Flytrap launched as a feminist outlet to offer authentic news coverage against the grain of traditional media.

It emphasizes a commitment to genuine storytelling, unbound by the constraints of election cycles.

HeroVideo enables media owners to easily convert articles into engaging video content, boosting user engagement and adapting to changing content consumption trends.

Publicis Groupe is focused on maintaining growth momentum amid challenging macroeconomic conditions through strategic acquisitions and a new media model.

Pubity's growth exemplifies how youth-driven, social-first strategies can disrupt traditional media and achieve remarkable success.

Movie Gen by Meta shows promise for realistic video creation but raises ethical dilemmas about artistic integrity and deepfakes.

The Guardian long read celebrates 10 years of producing long-form journalism, proving its relevance in the media landscape.

CBS News is innovating fact-checking during debates by using a QR code to provide real-time information on candidates' statements.

Landon Y. Jones revolutionized celebrity journalism at People magazine and popularized the term baby boomer.

Scott Albert Johnson's unconventional coverage of the 1996 DNC was revolutionary, marking the beginning of micro-journalism and public engagement through the internet.

The Onion is reintroducing a print edition to attract and retain digital subscribers, marking a significant shift in their media strategy.