Newsroom org models (iapa)
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This document discusses different organizational models for newsrooms, including three examples. The Nordjyske Medier model in Denmark has five "media conductors", editorial departments that serve all media types, and content groups organized by subject instead of platform. The Daily Telegraph in London has eliminated platform chiefs and integrated story components from the start. USA Today creates "content rings" organized by subject with desk editors gaining authority across print, online and mobile. It also discusses new roles that have emerged in integrated newsrooms, such as newsflow editors, multiskilled journalists, and community journalism educators.
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- 1. Newsroom organizational models Randy Covington Director, WAN-IFRA Newsplex at the University of South Carolina
- 2. Newsrooms will be different WAN-IFRA Newsplex at the University of South Carolina Newsplex Europe Darmstadt, Germany
- 3. Roles training in convergent journalism • El Tiempo • Grupo Ferre Rangel • Financial Times • Daily Nation
- 4. Newsrooms will be different International Rhone-Alpes Medias Lyon, France Newsplex Asia Singapore
- 5. Newsrooms will be different Edipresse Lausanne, Switzerland
- 6. Newsrooms will be different RIA Novosti Moscow
- 7. Newsrooms will be different Al Jazeera Doha
- 8. Three organizational models: •The Tampa Tribune •The Nordjyske Medier •Daily Telegraph
- 11. Daily newspaper – 6 local editions – circulation 72.000 Daily free – circulation 25.000 24-hour local TV news channel (cable) Local “news windows” in TV networks 2 radio stations 15 weekly papers Internet portals Complements to Nordjyske medier
- 12. 12 © 2008 IFRA Nordjyske Medier Aalborg, Denmark •Editorial staff of 248 •Five “media conductors” •Editors for each medium “refine” the content •Editorial departments serve all media
- 13. TV RADIO PRINT ONLINE Business Life style Sports Community Aalborg Hjørring osv. Superdesk: media editors Editorial managers as Media Conductors Multi-media content groups Matrix Organisation Complements to Nordjyske medier
- 14. Superdesk
- 16. Daily Telegraph, London •24-hour digital, multi media newsroom •67,000 square feet •460 journalists •Daily circulation 576,000
- 17. Daily Telegraph, London •Story components integrated from start •Ownership •Three job titles Reporter Editor Producer
- 18. Daily Telegraph eliminates platform chiefs Print Online Mobile Crime Politics Business Sports Health Feature
- 19. USA Today creates content rings
- 20. Desk editors gain authority Crime Politics Business Sports Health Feature Print Online Mobile
- 21. The vision at Forbes
- 26. Jobs will be different
- 27. New Roles for the Integrated Newsroom •Newsflow editor: Story •Multiskilled journalist: Content •Story builder: Experience •Documentalist: Context
- 28. New Tasks for the Integrated Newsroom •Social media •Audience engagement •Programmers/technology professionals •User experience •Data and analytics •Revenue/premium information
- 29. What else? •Traffic conductor •Editorial events coordinator •Crowd in-take coordinator •Community journalism educator •Transparency & integrity coordinator •Chief of crowd creativity •Editorial quantifier Anette Novak World Editors Forum
- 30. Newsrooms will be different Elephtheros Typos, Athens