Paywalls: Rethink Your Premium Icons
It seems like a good idea to have an icon on paywalled content – but what if we've been doing it wrong? Some publishers have started flipping the logic.
Can a News Site Be Reduced To a Feed? Meet Norway's Bare Åsane
It's hard to say "local journalism" without picturing long articles on local shops, city development and people stories. In Bergen, some are trying a different kind of product.
What is a Great Newsletter Introduction?
Should you introduce all of the stories or just one? How important is your tone of voice? The intro is where you welcome your readers, so make it count.
User Needs for Publishers: From Theory to Practice
User needs are easier to work with if you combine them with topics and customer segments that are important to you.
How to use data in decisions
It's about decision-driven data analytics instead of data-driven decisions.
Publishers Need to Care About Technical Debt
Mediatech: Why the easiest and cheapest solution might end up costing you more money in the long run.
Newsletters are increasingly about the community as well
Just like the web and publishing in general, newsletters might too become social mediums and products. It's not just about passive consumption anymore.
Cross-Product Content: How a TV Station Experiments With Podcasts
For publishers, repackaging content for re-use across different channels and products has always been a dream. Here's how TV 2 Nord is doing it – and some tips from an expert.
Maybe News Isn't Where the Money Is
For years publishers have been pushing news on an endless cycle. In a free ad-based world where clicks rule that might make sense. A subscription business doesn't work like that.
