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📣 Call for Newsrooms 🤝It's with great pride that we now share Media Inlet, a project that invites every newsroom to join us on the path to co-creation and building trust. 💡 Our journey began with a challenge from the Leap innovation training program, spearheaded by the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) and Trusting News: to devise solutions that bolster trust in journalism while combating misinformation and polarization. 🌟 Media Inlet was born as the answer and solution. ✨Media Inlet is a platform designed to fortify this bond through co-creation, trust, and transparency. ❤️ We are now opening the doors to our beta version for newsrooms committed to making a difference. Why Media Inlet? 📝 Community Submission: Invite your community to be part of the storytelling process, enriching your news content with diverse perspectives. 👥 Direct Engagement: Facilitate meaningful conversations between journalists and the community, breaking down barriers to trust. 🕵️♂️ Transparent Production: Demystify the news production process, showcasing the integrity and hard work behind each story. 🌟 Completely Free, Fully Supported You can use Media Inlet at no cost, complemented by technical support to ensure smooth integration and operation. 🚀 Available Today 💌Interested in learning more or joining the beta? I’m just a message away. Let’s embark on this exciting journey together. Link to the project is in the first comment. 🔗👇 #MediaInlet #Newsrooms #CoCreation #BuildingTrust #Journalism #InnovativeJournalism #MediaEngagement #TrustInMedia

📰 The Evolution of Newsweek: A Journey Through Time From its inception in 1933, Newsweek has evolved into one of the most respected and recognized names in journalism. Over the decades, it has adapted to the changing landscape of media, embracing innovations and setting standards in news reporting. 🔄 Adapting to Change: Newsweek has transitioned from a traditional print magazine to a dynamic multimedia platform, launching Newsweek.com in response to the digital revolution. 📈 Digital Transformation: Today, Newsweek boasts a robust online presence with millions of readers worldwide. Its digital content includes interactive graphics, videos, and podcasts. 🌍 Global Reach: With international editions and a dedicated team of journalists and content providers, Newsweek continues to deliver insightful reporting on events, companies and leaders across the globe. 💡 Innovative Content: From thought-provoking articles and exclusive interviews to special reports and live events, Newsweek remains at the forefront of news media. Newsweek’s journey is a testament to its commitment to high-quality content and its ability to adapt in an ever-changing media landscape. As Newsweek's official partner, we are proud to contribute to its legacy of delivering trusted reporting on leaders worldwide. Explore the latest from on Newsweek.com and stay informed about the world around you. #Newsweek #Journalism #MediaEvolution #DigitalTransformation #GlobalNews #TrustedNews #PangeaGlobe

I'm so sad I'm missing my first Online News Association conference in 13 years (for a very good reason; my sister's getting married!). But in case it helps anybody who's going to #ONA24 this week in Atlanta, I want to offer some insider tips, especially to first-time attendees, on how to make the most of an amazing and inspiring week: → Bring comfortable shoes. You're going to be walking *a lot*. → Don't worry about attending every session. Most are recorded for later viewing anyway; the ONA schedule tells you which ones. → Prioritize sessions or workshops that help fill gaps in your skills and knowledge. Embrace unfamiliar areas and approach them with curiosity, not skepticism. → Don't ignore DEI sessions. → Network, network, network. The beauty of ONA conferences - and other journalism conferences - is the ability to meet people and make long-lasting connections ... even if it means skipping a session or two. → Speaking of networking, ensure you RSVP for a few of the sponsored mixers and happy hours that take place throughout the conference. They're usually listed on the ONA schedule or news page (see the link). → If all else fails, go to the hotel bar, even if you don't drink. You will undoubtedly find journalists there all week and some of my favorite ONA connections & conversations have taken place there. → Make it a point to visit the Midway on Thursday and/or Friday. There's great swag there, but also valuable pop-up sessions and other cool surprises such as desserts, whiskey tastings, etc. → Drink a lot of water. Trust me. → Attend "[BLANK] Is The Future of Journalism" - it's on Thursday this year. 👨🏽🏫 Robert Hernandez runs this every year and it's always one of the best and funniest sessions of the conference. → Look out for ONA Pajama Jam on Saturday night, if you're still in town. After OJAs, a group of folks will scope out a corner of the hotel to play games, order pizza, etc. It's worth losing sleep for. (Just watch out for werewolves.) → Don't be afraid to take breaks from talking to people, especially if you're an introvert like me. Run away to a nearby coffee shop if needed, or even back to your hotel room for a breather. It's OK to take time for yourself. → If you have time, explore Atlanta while you're there! I did this in ONA13 and it was easily a highlight of my experience. The ONA website has tips from locals (I'll link to it in the comments). → Thank your hard-working ONA organizers profusely ... and VOTE in the ONA Board of Directors election! Hope this helps! I'll miss you all and I already can't wait for ONA25. ✨

📰 In case you missed our big news: Hostwriter recently launched its new website and with that also introduced a new feature to the platform: an invitation for publishers worldwide to join our community, completely free of charge.   ⁉ What does that mean? 🌎 This initiative enables publishers worldwide to directly connect with and commission journalists, fact-checkers, and on-the-ground reporters from every corner of the globe through our platform. In the future journalists will be able to access specific calls for pitches originating from our pool of registered publishers, while publishers have the added advantage of sending targeted emails to identify journalists from particular regions of interest. 🔓 Our objective is to open avenues for direct connections and commissions, bridging the gap between local journalists and newsrooms and publishers seeking the best person to tell a story. 🚀 We are excited about this new feature in our platform and we are sure that this is just the beginning of what it’s to come as we cross-border and continue to collaborate. . 🤘 If you are a publisher, here are the five easy steps you will need to join us. 📣 If you know a publisher, share this post and let them know about this feature and our network of journalists at Hostwriter. 📝If you are a journalist, go and join our network. Connect, collaborate and be part of the change we are creating. Find more in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eAnE9P_9 . #hostwriter #collaboration #journalism #network #team #crossborder #journalists #localjournalism #diversity #inclusion #media #innovation #reporters #newsrooms #editors

Last week, I attended the Newmark J+ News Leadership Unconference, a unique event where attendees create the agenda on the spot. For those unfamiliar, an unconference has no pre-planned schedule. Instead, participants propose topics at the beginning, and the most compelling ideas become sessions. It's a dynamic format that encourages fresh perspectives and organic discussions. My proposed topic, "Why haven't we killed the article yet?", was selected as one of the sessions. This sparked a cool conversation about the future of journalism and content delivery. Our discussion revealed a critical need to examine our default approach to news presentation. We've long relied on the article format, but in today's digital landscape, is it always the best choice? We explored the idea of starting with our audience's needs and preferences, rather than automatically defaulting to the traditional article structure. What if we let the story itself dictate its format? Some stories might be better told through interactive graphics or thoughtful photography, others through short-form video, and yes, some through well-crafted articles. The key is to remain flexible and focus on what best serves our readers and the story at hand. In an era where information consumption habits are rapidly evolving, we must be willing to break free from conventional thinking and explore new ways to inform, educate, and connect with our audience.

Do you want your business or brand to stand out in the media but feel unsure about how to approach journalists - or worse, why you’re being ignored? Join me on the evening of Thursday 28th November for an unmissable live masterclass: What Journalists Do & Don’t Want. With over 14 years’ experience as a journalist working in some of the world’s leading newsrooms (BBC, EuroNews, ITN Radio, and more) and 16 years as a PR expert and strategist, I know how to help you craft stories that journalists will love - and steer clear of the mistakes that turn them away. What you will learn: ✅ The top things journalists are looking for in a pitch ✅ What makes them hit delete (and how to avoid it!) ✅ Why storytelling is the secret weapon for safe and successful media visibility ✅ Simple steps to get the coverage you need to create the impact you want Whether you’re a small business owner, entrepreneur, or someone with a powerful story to tell, this masterclass is your chance to understand the media landscape - and finally break through the noise. 📅 Date: 28th November ⏰ Time: 8pm UK time 📍 Where: on zoom (link provided when you sign up) It’s time to stop guessing and start making a real impact. Secure your place now: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ej8zGNSs Let’s make sure your story and expertise get the spotlight they deserve... #MediaSuccess #StorytellingForImpact #PRMastery #JournalismTips #WhatJournalistsWant

#RepublicRising: MAY 6TH 2024 Republic Rising to achieve an Unprecedented Global Scale We are thrilled to share with you as our trusted and close partner, the launch of Republic Rising on May 6th , an unprecedented moment in the journey of news media, poised to revolutionize the landscape of global journalism. Prepare to witness history in the making as Republic Rising unleashes the world's most ambitious journalistic endeavor from Asia's largest newsroom, soon to go live from the vibrant heart of India.  This is a moment of unparalleled significance. As India storms the world, it ought to have a news media that outdoes the world - in news gathering, news production, news dissemination, news technology, and all at a scale that outdoes the Western Media Blocs. We are bringing Unmatched News Infrastructure at Asia’s Largest News Complex. We are unveiling some Outstanding News Tech featuring Cybernetics to shock and awe the hegemonistic, entitled and entrenched global networks (like CNN, BBC and Al Jazeera which will be outdone in terms of global scale). Bigger and more than a billion steps ahead of any global competitor with Unparalleled Production Quality and Unbeatable News Content, the Invincible Republic Media Network readies to perch itself right at the Top of the Global Media Game and will resonate the aspiration and ambition of Unassailable Bharat. At the heart of this moment lies Asia's largest newsroom, a monumental facility meticulously designed to accommodate the vast scope of our imminent global operations. But Republic Rising is more than just a physical space—it's a moment of change of the way news is done world over. We want to thank all our Clients and Media agencies as we go live with Republic Rising today May 6th 2024. The Journey has begun REPUBLICWORLDTV NEWS

 Why use correspondents over reporters? In the modern journalistic environment, it is important to have a quality team of correspondents who bring a unique approach to international events and reporting. Correspondents can provide deeper insights into events and the culture of foreign countries, giving a publishing medium an edge in a competitive environment. Let's look at some of the top advantages that correspondents bring: Correspondents living and working in a foreign country have a better understanding of the local culture and language than reporters. This enables more precise and in-depth reporting. Due to the ongoing presence of correspondents in a specific country, they also have strong connections and access to local sources and information. This allows them to uncover the latest events and trends before reporters. Correspondents are able to react quickly to events on the ground and deliver live reports without delay. This allows for immediate response to events and ensures the timeliness of the reporting. Correspondents often specialize in specific topics or regions and have deeper knowledge about these subjects compared to reporters. This improves the quality of their reporting and provides readers with invaluable information. Given these advantages, it is clear that correspondents play a crucial role in providing quality news and information from around the world. Utilizing correspondents over reporters can elevate a media outlet to a higher level and enhance its credibility and relevance in the eyes of the audience. In today's world, it is very important to be critical of the way information is presented in the media. Given these advantages, it is clear that correspondents play a key role in delivering quality news and information from around the world. Utilizing correspondents over reporters can elevate a medium to a higher level and strengthen its credibility and relevance in the eyes of the audience. In today's world, it is very important to be critical of the way information is presented in the media. Most reporters focus mainly on content and factual information, while dialogue and personal aspects may be overlooked. This leads to a superficial understanding of events and a lack of consideration for context. The level of dialogue in news reports should be such that it does not overshadow important information, but at the same time does not underestimate the importance of human interactions. Every event has its own history and context that cannot be ignored. Reporters should be able to balance factual information and dialogue in order to provide viewers with a comprehensive and balanced view of events. Josef Anger, the CEO, Owner, and Board Member of #CNBC #CorrespondentsOn #CorrespondentsAbroad #CorrespondentsCulture #GlobalCorents #CorrespondentsPerspective #NewsCorrespondences #CorrespondentReports #CorrespondentsContacts #WorldwideNews #ProfessionalCorrespondents #CorrespondentsExclusives #NewsCorrespondent

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