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Are Facebook and Google news organizations?

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: October 25, 2017
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Are Facebook and Google news organizations?

The UK administration of Prime Minister Theresa May is examining the feasibility of regulating Facebook a ...

The UK administration of Prime Minister Theresa May is examining the feasibility of regulating Facebook and Google as news organizations, rather than tech companies. This move would establish a higher ...

October 25, 2017
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Does Pew’s State of the News Media report hold clues for PR pros?

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: July 17, 2017
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Does Pew’s State of the News Media report hold clues for PR pros?

In June, Pew released portions of its annual State of the News Media report. As always, it is full of int ...

In June, Pew released portions of its annual State of the News Media report. As always, it is full of interesting data that shows what is changing—and what isn’t—in the sphere of news media. Instead o ...

July 17, 2017
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Digital news consumption: Pew survey reveals challenges for PR

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: March 6, 2017
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Digital news consumption: Pew survey reveals challenges for PR

A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in conjunction with the John S. and James L. Knight ...

A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in conjunction with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation on how consumers process and recall digital news relays some interesting findings th ...

March 6, 2017
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Fake news poses a real problem for PR

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: December 5, 2016
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Fake news poses a real problem for PR

One of the most significant news stories to emerge after the culmination of the election cycle was, inter ...

One of the most significant news stories to emerge after the culmination of the election cycle was, interestingly enough, about the news itself. Specifically, it has become very apparent that the prol ...

December 5, 2016
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John Oliver and the future of newspapers

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: August 18, 2016
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John Oliver and the future of newspapers

Earlier this month, John Oliver highlighted the plight of newspapers in a 19-minute soliloquy that focuse ...

Earlier this month, John Oliver highlighted the plight of newspapers in a 19-minute soliloquy that focused on how important newspapers are—and he also made some fun of the industry’s attempts to addre ...

August 18, 2016
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Can interface changes save the news?

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: August 17, 2016
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Can interface changes save the news?

Venture capitalist Fred Wilson recently posted a piece on paying for news, a topic that is much-considere ...

Venture capitalist Fred Wilson recently posted a piece on paying for news, a topic that is much-considered and frequently discussed here on Media Bullseye. Wilson’s piece made note of a few interestin ...

August 17, 2016
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How live, unfiltered social video has changed breaking news coverage

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: July 18, 2016
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How live, unfiltered social video has changed breaking news coverage

I’m old enough to remember having only three television networks, each of which provided a nightly news p ...

I’m old enough to remember having only three television networks, each of which provided a nightly news program 30 minutes in length. These were heavily and professionally edited programs, providing t ...

July 18, 2016
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How the Internet is proving Tip O’Neill wrong

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: January 26, 2012
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How the Internet is proving Tip O’Neill wrong

The late House Speaker Tip O'Neill said "all politics is local." It's a mantra in politics, and is freque ...

The late House Speaker Tip O'Neill said "all politics is local." It's a mantra in politics, and is frequently at the core of Public Affairs programs. It makes sense: if you are appealing to a populati ...

January 26, 2012
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Are bloggers journalists? The 2011 edition of a question we’ve been asking for years.

Posted by Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips
|Date: December 12, 2011
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Are bloggers journalists? The 2011 edition of a question we’ve been asking for years.

An interesting court verdict was handed down last week, and while I've seen some commentary on it, it was ...

An interesting court verdict was handed down last week, and while I've seen some commentary on it, it wasn't nearly as much as I thought there would be. The case of blogger Crystal Cox has the potenti ...

December 12, 2011
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The Expanding Media Landscape and What It Means for Business

Posted by Chip Griffin
|Date: September 7, 2011
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The Expanding Media Landscape and What It Means for Business

On Oct. 9, 1986, the Fox Network launched, with 88 affiliates across the country. At the time, most exper ...

On Oct. 9, 1986, the Fox Network launched, with 88 affiliates across the country. At the time, most experts ridiculed the notion that a fourth network could challenge the dominance of the Big Three. N ...

September 7, 2011
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