Owen Huchon
Owen is a journalist and section editor. He covers issues related to editorial, economic, and technological independence in the media, with a particular focus on the internet and archiving.
Latest Posts
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Unconvinced by X and Meta's policies regarding information distribution, media outlets — and their readers — are gradually turning to LinkedIn, which has developed a number of features aimed at the press
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With Marsactu Illimité, the media outlet offers free access to its content in various locations, including cafés and community centers. By making its offering tangible, it hopes to reach new audiences, sometimes disconnected from news, while reducing its dependence on digital platforms.
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The results of the Tech Stack survey for publishers, which surveys press publishers annually on their digital tools, were revealed yesterday. Artificial intelligence, Google, open sources… Here's a look at some key trends.
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« Printed magazines cannot compete with digital media in providing constantly updated content to a mass audience. However, they can potentially retain a loyal readership through relevant and aesthetically appealing publication »
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Robin Kwong oversees the Wall Street Journal's strategy for engaging and retaining its subscriber audience. He is also the author of the Guide to Project Management in Newsrooms published by Médianes.
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How to lead effective project management within your editorial team? That's the central question we attempt to answer in this guide.
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Affected but not sunk, the press navigates troubled waters. Despite the challenges it faces, it perseveres in a period that offers the opportunity to reaffirm its principles. As we reach the end of the year, we wanted to highlight the issues we care deeply about addressing.
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Couldn't make it to the sixth edition of Médias en Seine on Wednesday, November 22? Here are some key takeaways from the event.
