Business Model
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For its new Brussels edition, Sphera Media Lab brought together independent media outlets, researchers, and field practitioners around a shared objective: understanding the threats facing journalism in Europe and developing collective responses.
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From The Guardian to La Croix, via StreetPress, Vert and The Kyiv Independent, more and more media outlets are relying on donations to strengthen their independence and engage their audiences. What if it were worth it?
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Feedback from Éric Fottorino (Le 1), Johan Weisz (StreetPress), Juliette Quef (Vert) and Florent Peiffer (URBANIA France) during the launch evening of our book
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Want to set up a paywall to let your readers access your content? Here's what you need to know about this strategy.
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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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Everything you need to know about Web2day, the Nantes innovation festival for which we helped create a special media day.
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Léa Lejeune is the co-founder of Plan Cash, a feminist media outlet that helps women invest according to their means. Initially driven by an information newsletter, the project now includes a training component managed with her partner Morgane Dion.
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Léry Jicquel is the founder of Concentré Vélo, a newsletter about cycling culture news. He describes the different funding levers for his newsletter, from sponsorships to a job board to a Christmas catalog. At the heart of his strategy? A
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Hervé Kempf is the founder of Reporterre. Originally a magazine and later a website, Reporterre covers environmental news. He is the guest on the fourth episode of the first season of *Chemins*, the Médianes podcast.