Econsultancy: The biggest problem for journalism? The product
April 16th, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick, Journalism
“Aggressive legal stances, pay walls and content cartels may address the symptoms that so many publishers are facing today,” writes Patricio Robles.
But the future of journalism may lie in re-evaluating the product and asking what consumers want, he adds. Analysis and evaluation – making yesterday’s news important for today – has bred success for some titles competing in a new media, real-time breaking news environment.
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