Editorial Strategy
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Influencers, hiring young talent, adapting existing content… Here's how several French and international media outlets took to video on social networks.
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Why do we see so few independent media titles in our libraries and media centers?
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The Center for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom has published an initial study mapping "media deserts," areas where local news coverage is fragile or even absent.
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In this conversation, Clémentine Labrosse, cofounder of the journal Censored and trouble editions, reflects on the feminist dimension of printing, when paper becomes a tool of resistance and emancipation.
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A Scop is a cooperative and participative company. It is a business model where employees own more than half the capital and participate in decision-making. In France, Alternatives Économiques, Rue89 Lyon, Le Crestois, and Fracas have adopted this model. What does it enable?
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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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Abundance doesn't necessarily translate to audience. In that case, how do you produce less and better?
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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.
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While in France the Ebra group announced plans to experiment with artificial intelligence before backing down, similar initiatives are multiplying in American local news outlets.