Archive for Technology-DO NOT USE – Page 2
Rising Star: Rob Gindes, USA TODAY
Rob Gindes started in journalism writing columns at his student newspaper. Now he’s at USA TODAY as the manager of software development ... Read More
Q&A: Transitioning to PDF Newspaper Filing
In January 2018, the Copyright Office announced the final rule approving the transition from microfilm to PDF format for group newspaper registrations with the Copyright ... Read More
New(s) Ideas
Calling all media startups and businesses with solutions for news media! If your product or service helps news organizations grow revenue, drive subscriptions, engage their ... Read More
Alliance Applauds Copyright Office Move to Modernize Newspaper Registration
Today the Copyright Office published in the Federal Register a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking allowing newspapers to use cost-saving technology for copyright registrations ... Read More
Copyright Office to Modernize Newspaper Archives
We are very pleased that the Copyright Office has published its proposed rules for the transition from microfilm to PDF format for newspaper copyright registrations ... Read More
Amazon Becomes Latest Digital Advertising Threat
Americans are conducting 43 percent of their online shopping through Amazon, so it should come as no surprise that the web retailer is now offering ... Read More
Statement from CEO: Google Subscription Support Update
This morning, Google announced an update to First Click Free and other initiatives to help support digital subscriptions for publishers. Some notable changes include replacing ... Read More
CEO: Don’t pivot from what makes you great
Recently there has been an industry-wide battle cry for the pivot to video. Many are crediting it as the singular solution to engaged audience, revenue ... Read More
Transcription: There’s an App for That
Technology has made it easier than ever for reporters to connect with their sources, whether they’re across the street or halfway around the world. Contacting ... Read More
Journalists Among First Responders for Harvey
As Hurricane Harvey raged, reporters stood strong in flood waters, rescued families and covered this horrific disaster ... Read More
