The Future of Journalism - Part 1

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Argues that online news runs on a 24/7 cadence requiring bespoke teams and a different skillset, claiming Mail Online became the world's largest online newspaper by favoring speed, high-res photos and video over long print pieces — one example shows 18 photographs where legacy sites show two or three. Emphasizes trust and curated long-form magazines as an experience, and that success now means owning channels — Twitter, Facebook, tablets — and tailoring content to each platform.

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" chapters (5)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:56Journalism vs business
3. 6:50Magazines online-first
4. 10:00Trust speed accuracy
5. 13:29Competing social gaming

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