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We’re exploring - in realtime - how audiences are engaging with GivingTuesday: Pulsar partners and the organization behind the year’s biggest day for generosity 💙 https://lnkd.in/e63rrqp4 #givingtuesday

Local journalism isn’t dead. It might be battered & bruised after two decades of shrinking circulations, but local media is also showing both resilience & invention as it finds new audiences on new platforms. https://lnkd.in/ehJnjTd3

Video content was always harder to analyze. No longer ⏯️ Unlock a whole new dimension of content & video insights, with transcripts of video content in any conversation you’re analyzing.

One week ago, we welcomed two panels of media experts to talk about where journalism is today, how it's being shaped by audiences' evolving perspectives, consumption habits and preferences – and where it might go next. To read some of the highlights, including thoughts from Tini Sevak, Kamilah McInnis, Tom Wainwright, Charlotte Tobitt, Charlie Beckett and Siham Ali, hit the link below 👇 https://lnkd.in/eQm6Ym6v

Journalism. Platforms. Audiences. An afternoon packed with insights & conversations on how audiences perceive news – and how journalism can reach those audiences – featuring insights from two amazing panels. Huge thanks to all our speakers on the day, for sharing their time and expertise: Tini Sevak - CNN International Commercial Tom Wainwright - The Economist Kamilah McInnis - BBC News Charlie Beckett - Polis LSE Charlotte Tobitt - Press Gazette Siham Ali - ITV News Plus our own Francesco D'Orazio, Amy Chappell and Alex Bryson. And if you'd like to learn more about our research into journalism today, and the trends and behaviors we've surfaced across millions of datapoints, you can explore these on our profile - or simply drop us a message 👋

The Audiences for Journalism 🍿🍿 Live from London: a packed house for our conversation about the 'new news', kicked off by our excellent & generous panelists from Press Gazette, The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), ITV #journalism #newsmedia #audiences

Why do some scoops capture public interest? Investigative journalism can set in play narratives around brands & topics that travel rapidly from newsroom, to newsfeed, to the audiences that consume it. We examine the dynamics of three such stories: The Associated Press’s prison labor exposé, Reuters’ LVMH investigation, and the BBC's documentary into the Burning Sun scandal. https://lnkd.in/e6sbR8AW

Come join us at Old Street, London, this coming Wednesday to hear an expert panel talk journalism & news media. Over the course of two panels, we’ll be hosting a range of industry perspectives, research drawn from millions of individual datapoints, and questions around where things are headed next. Come hear from Tini Sevak (CNN International Commercial), Tom Wainwright (The Economist), Kamilah McInnis (BBC) Charlotte Tobitt (Press Gazette), Siham Ali (ITV) and Charlie Beckett (The Journalism AI Project, Polis, The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)) Interested? RSVP to save your spot using the link in the comments.

How do podcasts fit into the news cycle? 🎧 Alex discusses the rise of podcasts in today's news cycle

High-value News Media brands are built on their journalism. After an election cycle in which the media was too often itself the subject of the story, we investigate in this report how audiences perceive some of the world’s largest News Media names - and how journalism helps support their brand equity. https://lnkd.in/ezfy-iHS