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Additional #NewsMedia Industry Events
Detroit, 2024 - Prepare to Partner | May 9-10
Hear lightning talks, workshops and featured speakers on successful collaborative journalism.
Media Financial Management Annual Conference | May 19-22
All sessions will qualify for CPE credits.
75th World News Media Congress 2024 | May 27-29
3 Days. 3 Conferences. Workshops. Study Tours. Awards. Unrivalled Networking.
RTDNA24: Milwaukee | June 12-14
A one-of-a-kind news-leadership retreat designed with you in mind.
Global Fact-Checking Summit | June 26-28
Registration is now open for the world’s largest fact-checking summit.
Alabama Press Association Summer Convention | June 27-29
Perdido Beach Resort, Orange Beach, AL
Mississippi Press 158th Annual Meeting | June 27-29
Registration will open in the spring.
Colorado Press Association Annual Convention | August 22-24
Insights in Action: Strategies to Amplify Revenue, Reach and Reporting
NCPA Annual Convention | Sept. 18-20
Save the date: Sept. 18-20
Washington Newspaper Publishers Annual Convention | Oct. 4-5
Olympia Hotel at Capitol Lake in Olympia, Washington
Latest #NewsMedia Industry News
Sinclair, one of the largest owners of broadcast stations in the U.S., is looking to sell more than 30% of its footprint, according to people familiar with the matter.
Publisher Dow Jones generated $544 in revenue in its Q3, a 3% increase YoY. Digital revenue accounted for 81% of this, a 2% hike over Q3 2023.  
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There was uproar among media workers in Botswana in 2014 when the government initiated an advertising ban on local private media. 
TikTok will use “content credential” technology, which attaches metadata to a piece of content that indicates it was created with artificial intelligence.
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Dean Graciela Mochkofsky is on a mission to make tuition free for all Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism students at The City University of New York (CUNY) by 2026. It’s just one of her ambitious plans for the school, its students, New York City and the broader journalism community. Mochkofsky is the third dean of the graduate school — one of the youngest J-schools in the country, founded in 2006.
According to a research report co-produced by FT Strategies and Knight Lab at Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications, the disconnect in news consumption is growing as some publications focus on consumers they can monetize instead of building relationships with younger readers. Jeremy Gilbert, a Medill professor and Knight Chair in Digital Media Strategy, told E&P that the gap between what people want from news and what they’re getting is getting wider.
In the past, local newspapers dominated the local news ecosystem with large teams creating the most content. However, today, newsroom size is not necessarily associated with making more money. Being profitable and raising money is a challenge, but carving out distinctive beats may be a path to financial sustainability in an increasingly competitive market.