These numbers are influenced by recent or upcoming budget cuts in a number of countries, including Denmark, Australia, and the UK.By contrast, commercial media, especially those at the quality end of the market, are increasingly confident about the future of paid content, with both large and small companies hitting important milestones in the past year. Takeaways India’s Bands from as far away as America and Australia are asking to be included in upcoming issues While it seems a lot of kids his Damian Radcliffe is the Carolyn S. Chambers Professor in Journalism at the University of Oregon, a fellow of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University, an honorary research fellow at Cardiff University’s School of Journalism, Media and Culture Studies, and a fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA).He is an experienced digital analyst, consultant, journalist, and researcher who has worked in editorial, research, teaching, and policy positions for the past two decades in the UK, Middle East, and USA.Damian is a regular writer, commentator and speaker on digital trends, social media, technology, the business of media, and the evolution of journalism. More diverse newsrooms will also help to broaden the news agenda and modernise presentation. Around 95% answered most questions, although response rates vary. Exploring wider opportunities that eCommerce potentially affords publishersHow specific publishers are successfully leveraging ecommerce opportunitiesHere are nine trends and issues that will influence publishers, content creators, media companies and brands in 2020 and beyond.In 2019, both Apple and Disney+ entered into the Subscription VOD (SVOD) services arena. More than 1 billion stories are shared every day across the Facebook family In 2018, Facebook’s chief product officer Chris Cox And it’s not just friends who are embracing this format. Abstinence, the Digital News Report suggested, “may be because the world has become a more depressing place or because the media coverage tends to be relentlessly negative – or a mix of the two.”To address this, it will be incumbent on news outlets to With the political climate in a country seeming to be a key determinant in news avoidance, it’s difficult to see much changing unless these types of shifts take place. Publishers see podcasting as a chance to attract younger audiences, build habit, and bring in additional revenue.In the US podcasting revenue is projected to grow by around 30% a year to reach over $1bn by 2021,Subscription-based organisations are holding back for different reasons. But there has also been soul-searching after Brexit, Donald Trump, and the Gilets Jaunes protests about the lack of political diversity in journalism and the failure to understand concerns of those outside the big cities.Our publisher respondents say they have made big strides over gender diversity, with three-quarters (76%) believing their organisation is doing a good job.
Just over half of participants were from organisations with a print background (54%), around a quarter (26%) represented commercial or public service broadcasters, more than one in ten came from digital-born media (14%), and a further 6% from B2B companies or news agencies. In the States, one component of this issue is seen in Pew’s “U.S. It is with a very heavy heart that we today announce the postponement of the international conference “Journalism 2020: The (ir)relevance of journalism and the future of journalism studies”. Much of the recent focus has been on gender, following the #MeToo movement, the exposure of pay gaps in the UK, and deep-seated sexist attitudes in French newsrooms. Here’s what they had to say. We’d be delighted to hear from you if you have comments or suggestions for next year at: The Struggle for Talent and Diversity in Modern Newsrooms: A Study on Journalists in Germany, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.