Media Inlet

Media Inlet at #NPASummit2024: "Global Newsroom Innovations: Building Trust & Monitoring Impact" Media Inlet is excited to be part of the Global Newsroom Innovations session at #NPASummit2024, hosted by the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ). This session will showcase how international news organizations are measuring the impact of their news products. Our Contribution: Co-creating Stories with Audiences At Media Inlet, we believe in transforming journalism through transparency and audience collaboration. Our platform enables audiences to actively participate in the news creation process, fostering trust and deeper engagement. In this session, we’ll demonstrate how adopting community-driven journalism practices and co-creation tools can enhance newsroom transparency and trust. Join us at #NPASummit2024 to explore how Media Inlet can help you create stronger connections with your audience and drive meaningful engagement. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejb8dnZa Media Inlet team: Nelly Kalu, Branislava Lovre, Rosakebia (Ross) Estela Mendoza

In a recent exploration of the challenges facing today's journalism landscape, it's clear that trust in media has seen only marginal improvements, inching from 32% to 34% in recent years. This stagnation underscores a critical need for a renewed commitment to bridging the trust gap, particularly within communities historically marginalized and misrepresented by media biases and inaccuracies. Media Inlet emerges as a source of hope in this context, championing the cause for greater diversity and inclusivity within journalism. By prioritizing active listening, transparency, and meaningful community engagement, Media Inlet is not just advocating for change but actively spearheading it. Our approach is a testament to the belief that journalism can and should do better by its audiences, ensuring that every voice is heard and every story is told with the dignity it deserves. Source: https://lnkd.in/e7Bms4PV

📣 Call for Newsrooms We are proud to introduce Media Inlet, a groundbreaking initiative inviting newsrooms to join us on a journey of co-creation and trust-building. Our adventure began with a challenge from the Leap innovation training program, led by the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) and Trusting News. This initiative represents a significant step forward in our ongoing commitment to enhancing journalistic integrity and addressing the challenges of misinformation and societal polarization. Media Inlet is the culmination of these efforts, offering a unique approach to collaborative news co-creation, transparency, and engagement. We are now extending an invitation to news organizations that are keen on making a substantive difference to participate in our beta program. Key Features of Media Inlet: 📌 Community Submission: We encourage your community to contribute to the storytelling process, adding diverse perspectives to your news content. 📌 Direct Engagement: We aim to build meaningful connections between journalists and the community, breaking down barriers to trust. 📌 Transparent Production: We strive to reveal the news production process, highlighting the integrity and effort behind each story. 📌 Completely Free, Fully Supported: Media Inlet is available at no cost, with comprehensive technical support to ensure seamless integration and operation. Join Us Today For those interested in exploring Media Inlet or participating in our beta program, we invite you to connect with us directly. 🌐 Explore Media Inlet: media-inlet.com #MediaInlet #Newsrooms #CoCreation #Trust #Journalism #InnovativeJournalism #MediaEngagement #TrustInMedia #Transparency

Be a pioneer in interactive journalism with Media Inlet! Join our beta program as first users and revolutionize the way you connect with your audience. Media Inlet is a new tool that helps you collaborate with your readers and build trust in the process. It's like having a co-pilot in your newsroom. Community members can give suggestions, and see how their ideas evolve into news stories. This transparency and collaboration will make your readers feel involved and engaged. We've already had great feedback. Audiences love being involved and seeing their ideas become real stories. Journalists love its simplicity in engagement. How does it work, you ask? Media Inlet is an embedded code within your newsroom's content management system (CMS), creating a simple and independent system for co-creation between newsrooms and the audience community. Our tool is easy to use and we'll help you get started. Join us today and be part of the future of journalism. Contact us now! https://lnkd.in/ejb8dnZa

Hello Journalists and Newsrooms, Exciting news! We invite you, whether you're a solo journalist or part of a newsroom, to be the first to try out our new tool, Media Inlet. This cool platform easily fits into your current web setup, changing the way you connect with your audience. Media Inlet is not just a tool; it's a link between journalists and the community. It helps you interact better, getting user feedback and making it easier to manage and respond. The system lets community members see how their input turns into stories, promoting openness and trust in journalism. Our aim with Media Inlet is to make the bond between media professionals and their audience stronger by involving them as co-creators in news-making. We've got a user's guide to make it easy for you, and we're here to provide personalized support. Trust is a big deal in the news today. Media Inlet isn't just for newsrooms; it's for community members who are curious about how news works and want to contribute to important stories. Imagine this: a behind-the-scenes peek at how news is made, turning the news into an exciting digital adventure. It's like a ride-hailing journey for news, where audiences can suggest important stories and follow the process step by step. This access and collaboration change how news is made and consumed. Trust us; it's a big deal! We've finished the first round of testing and are ready to see how well Media Inlet fits you and your audience. Our test participants all agreed that getting feedback from newsrooms makes them feel involved, whether they're active or passive users. They trust the news story more if the process is transparent, even if the result isn't what they wanted. Media Inlet's mission is to change journalism by building trust communities around it. If you want to join Media Inlet, contact us. We're excited to help you set a new standard in interactive journalism. Looking forward to your participation in this amazing venture. For further information or assistance, please feel free to contact us. https://lnkd.in/ejb8dnZa

We're thrilled to present Media Inlet, a groundbreaking venture born from the LEAP: International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) News Innovation Lab Solution Challenge. Media Inlet's mission is to transform journalism by building trust communities around it. Meet the Media Inlet Founders, a team of innovative media experts reshaping journalism: Nelly Kalu - A seasoned broadcast and investigative journalist with a 12-year career, Nelly specializes in audience engagement and media product management, focusing on amplifying minority voices in Africa. Rosakebia (Ross) Estela Mendoza - A cultural mediator and social innovator par excellence. With over a decade of experience, Rosakebia's international activism and innovative strategies are creating significant social impacts. Branislava Lovre - Recognized as one of the top women in AI Ethics for 2023, Branislava is a media and communication consultant with extensive experience in AI, media literacy, and new media, vital for Media Inlet's innovative approach. Join us today and be part of the future of journalism.