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In the news this week, the good, bad and ugly of those dominating tech giants. On the bad side, Google, Facebook, and Twitter were overrun by misinformation during the Las Vegas shooting, with alt-right sites and manipulators naming the wrong shooter. -
How do we identify user engagement behaviors and patterns that help us strengthen our products and our businesses? How can we encourage engaged users to deepen their connection with our work? -
A planning editor with the Fort Collins Coloradoan is experimenting with bot technology and it’s taught her that it doesn’t require a team of technologists. Jennifer Hefty says it doesn’t even require HTML coding experience. -
Ever since Anjanette Delgado began working in online media in the mid-to-late 1990s, she’s wanted to learn more about audience behavior. Now she’s fully immersed in analytics as the audience analyst at The Journal News in White Plains, New York. -
What kind of video works best for delivering news on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine, Tumblr, Snapchat and all the rest? -
Wondering how robots and holograms might change journalism? Couldn’t attend #ONA15? Watch our video recap and it’ll be like you were there. -
Could the Apple Watch and other smartwatch technologies potentially evolve into fundamental pillars of newsrooms? RJI Fellow Victor Hernandez highlights current content-related features with the Apple Watch. -
Virtual reality journalism is with us to stay, and will become even more realistic and immersive as technology improves. Already, virtual reality headsets can put a viewer into a bombed-out town in Syria or a dark street in Sanford, Florida. -
Does the traditional news article still make sense as the primary unit of news in the age of the Internet and smartphone? -
How is Cinematique adapting video to take advantage of touch screens? And how can sensors enable new kinds of reporting?
Donald W. Reynolds