Advertisement
Advertisement
Opinion
Ivan Zhai
Ivan Zhai
DJR Digest: The New York Times' new CEO, and Why Living in the Moment Is Impossible
The appointment of The New York Times' new CEO is raising many journalists' eyebrows.
The appointment of The New York Times' new CEO is raising many journalists' eyebrows. One of few common views they have made, as all three selected articles show below, is that the NYT is likely to pay more attention to video production. But it's still just a guess.
What do you think?
#NewNewsroom
-- Is Mark Thompson what the NYT really needs right now? link
-- NYT’s choice of Mark Thompson as CEO signals changes ahead for company, link
-- Analysis: NYTimes' new CEO must grow sales, skirt internal strife, link
-- Forget display ads: Technically Media’s events-based business model is working, link
-- Is Mark Thompson what the NYT really needs right now? link
-- NYT’s choice of Mark Thompson as CEO signals changes ahead for company, link
-- Analysis: NYTimes' new CEO must grow sales, skirt internal strife, link
-- Forget display ads: Technically Media’s events-based business model is working, link
#Tools/Guides/Resources
-- Tool of the week for journalists: Cowbird, for unedited storytelling, link
-- Klout Takes Huge Step Toward Transparency, Real-World Metrics, link
-- Tool of the week for journalists: Cowbird, for unedited storytelling, link
-- Klout Takes Huge Step Toward Transparency, Real-World Metrics, link
#DigitalChina
-- 54% Chinese netizen buying behavior influenced by friends, link
-- Exclusive: China’s online Olympics audience breaks records, link
-- 54% Chinese netizen buying behavior influenced by friends, link
-- Exclusive: China’s online Olympics audience breaks records, link
#Sparkle
-- Why Living in the Moment Is Impossible, link
-- Why Living in the Moment Is Impossible, link
Post