Promoting your news website or book on the radio
By Robert Niles: When you achieve a leadership position in the journalism business - whether that be within a newsroom or running your own publishing business - promotion becomes an indispensable part of your work duties. You'll need to become a spokes...
Tips for promoting your news website or book on the radio
By Robert Niles: When you achieve a leadership position in the journalism business - whether that be within a newsroom or running your own publishing business - promotion becomes an indispensable part of your work duties. You'll need to become a spokes...
Tips for promoting your news website or book on the radio
By Robert Niles: When you achieve a leadership position in the journalism business - whether that be within a newsroom or running your own publishing business - promotion becomes an indispensable part of your work duties. You'll need to become a spokes...
Tips for promoting your news website or book on the radio
By Robert Niles: When you achieve a leadership position in the journalism business - whether that be within a newsroom or running your own publishing business - promotion becomes an indispensable part of your work duties. You'll need to become a spokes...
A social media wish list for news publishers
By Robert Niles: You've started a Facebook page for your publication. You tweet several times a day. You're even hawking stories over on Google Plus now.But that's not enough for you.If you're like me, the tools and metrics you use to connect wit...
Steve Jobs and business of inspiration: A lesson for journalists
By Robert Niles: When was the last time you inspired someone?I thought of that question while reading the many tributes to the last Steve Jobs this week. Those recollections prompted me to tweet:"Steve Jobs' greatest accomplishment was inspiring th...
What does ‘job security’ mean for a journalist, anyway?
By Robert Niles: First, I want to recommend that all online journalists take a look at Howard Owens' excellent piece on what AOL is asking its Patch editors to do on a daily basis: You should only work this hard if you own the business.I tweeted that...
What does ‘job security’ mean for a journalist, anyway?
By Robert Niles: First, I want to recommend that all online journalists take a look at Howard Owens' excellent piece on what AOL is asking its Patch editors to do on a daily basis: You should only work this hard if you own the business.I tweeted that...
Federal court ruling provides a victory for grassroots journalism
By Jason Stverak: Last month, a federal court ruled that recording public officials, including police officers, is protected by the First Amendment. This decision, which may outrage law enforcement officials and members of Congress, is one of the first...
Looking to increase content sales and revenue? Debundling will be the hot growth market
By Robert Niles: Imagine you're going shopping.You've found just the sweater you want. It's the perfect style, color and size. But you can't buy it. It's not that you lack the money - you've got plenty. (Hey, I know I'm writing for journalists here, ...
The power behind the changes at Facebook, and what it means for news publishers
By Robert Niles: The new version of Facebook is:a) a powerful upgrade that gives users the ability to fine-tune their news feed, seeing only the updates they care about, and finally muting the noise from friends with whom they really aren't that clos...
Seeking help on an idea in progress: Can open journalism work?
By Melanie Sill: In the past, newsrooms defined success in proprietary terms: “owning the story,” or beating the competition. If people wanted to know, they had to come to us — these were our stories, after all. This idea has never really held tr...



