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JA Revisits: Ashoka and The Christian Science Monitor find “resonance”

Nuggets of knowledge for a new day. Collaboration partners Ashoka and The Christian Science Monitor share insights from an experiment inviting news consumers to engage for change.

Posted by Emily Harris on September 14, 2012
Topics: Blog, Experiments, Revenue Tags: Ashoka, Audience Engagement, Collaboration, Experimentation, Revenue, The Christian Science Monitor

JReporter

A mobile platform aiming to up engagement, improve citizen reporting and increase revenue by building in ad space, verification tools, and automatic releases on content sent right to your system.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on August 17, 2012
Topics: Community, Resources, Revenue, Technology Tags: Audience Engagement, Local News, Mobile, Mobile Tools, Revenue

JA Interview: Fresh ideas for publishers from beyond the usual suspects. The promise of real-time storytelling to up community donation and profitability

JA interview goes beyond the usual suspects, offering business insights from global campaigners on building village loyalty one story at a time.

Posted by Emily Harris on July 25, 2012
Topics: Blog, Community, Revenue Tags: Community Engagement, Local News, Marketing, Niche Publishing, Revenue, Social Media, Storytelling

JA Interview: Are you H&M or couture? Business insight offered from beyond the publishing world

Go beyond the news industry for fresh insights on revenue and customer relationships. From the fashion world: “Make sure that you constantly have something to offer that people like.”

Posted by Emily Harris on July 18, 2012
Topics: Blog, Revenue Tags: Audience Engagement, Brands, Business Models, CRM, Crowdsourcing, Partnerships, Revenue, Technology

Challenge Fund for Journalism Report: Learning to Fish

Findings from four major journalism funders leveraging millions of dollars over seven years. One key: make fundraising daily work. Useful to understand the landscape or plan your own strategy.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on June 27, 2012
Topics: Experiments, Resources, Revenue Tags: Ethics and Excellence in Journalism, Ford Foundation, Fundraising, Knight Foundation, McCormick Foundation, Nonprofit, Report, Revenue, Startup

JA Use Case: Five steps to pave the way toward collaborative revenue

An investigative report reveals the complexities of collaboration in five basic steps, laying the groundwork for partnerships that could bring in joint revenue.

Posted by Emily Harris on June 25, 2012
Topics: Blog, Craft, Distribution, Experiments, Revenue Tags: Collaboration, Investigative Journalism, Nonprofit, Revenue, Use Case

Filling the Meter: Measuring the Effectiveness of Paywalls for Online Revenue

The fresh eyes of a next generation journalist examine paywalls and concludes they are “the best option for newspapers moving forward.” How to sell customers? "It's a matter of fairness."

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on June 15, 2012
Topics: Experiments, Resources, Revenue Tags: Business Models, Content, J-School, Online News, Paywall, Report, Research, Revenue

Tweets for Keeps: May 6 – May 12, 2012

Money tips: how collaboration and crowdfunding can help up publisher revenue. Brainfood: how to quantify journalists' credibility and conversing (and listening) online.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on May 16, 2012
Topics: Revenue, Tweets for Keeps Tags: Resources, Revenue, Tweets for Keeps

JA Interview: CJR’s Michael Meyer and Street Fight co-founder David Hirschman on technology and revenue for publishers

Listen in on an insightful conversation about the real role the “bells and whistles” of technology has in influencing publishes. Street Fight’s David Hirschman and CJR’s Michael Meyer talk share their insight with the JA’s Emily Harris

Posted by Emily Harris on May 16, 2012
Topics: Blog, Revenue, Technology Tags: Columbia Journalism Review, Hyperlocal, Innovation, Publishing, Revenue, Street Fight, Technology

Can collaboration in publishing up revenue? Collab/Space forum surfaces insight

Exposure and a chance to innovate emerge as major collaboration benefits. Weigh against the challenges in this readout from the JA collaboration & revenue conversation.

Posted by Emily Harris on May 10, 2012
Topics: Blog, Community, Revenue Tags: Analysis, Audience Development, Business Models, Collaboration, Forum, Innovation, Revenue