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As a journalist, launching a media outlet can raise some concerns, particularly regarding management. Here are the key things to keep in mind to move forward with confidence.
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Mountain Gazette has, over the generations, written its history with its readership. Mike Rogge, a longtime reader, bought back the magazine to revive it several years after it ceased publication. He shares how dedication to the community enables the media to remain viable.
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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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Abundance doesn't necessarily translate to audience. In that case, how do you produce less and better?
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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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Looking for a job, internship, or work-study program? Here are the offers we've spotted recently in the media sector.
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How to maintain restraint in printing? Paper choice, colors, fonts... Discover some techniques and tips that can help you reduce the environmental impact of your products.
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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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Internal topics are often deprioritized compared to the rest. Yet, taking them into account is essential to create a viable business model.