Innovation
Lessons from leading through change
Four news leaders have some change-leading advice for their peers: Your behavior and how often…
How can small newsrooms do big work? Like this, part 2
Last week, we got to know a handful of ambitious projects from local newsrooms. This…
Poynter announces stops for its 2018 Media Innovation Tour
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (June 14, 2018) – The Poynter Institute, a global leader in journalism,…
The Cohort: ‘Pick the part of the media world you think most needs to exist and start making it’
The Cohort is a Poynter newsletter about women kicking ass in digital media. Before we dive…
Not sure when the next eclipse is? The New York Times built a calendar for that
Calendars have always been an essential function of newspapers. For centuries, they've appeared in newsprint…
Want more pageviews? This study found testing new homepage designs could be a good place to start
In a time when Google and Facebook dominate web traffic and publishers are struggling to…
7 questions to help you organize new ideas
You've brainstormed some ideas for your organization. Now it's time to evaluate how well they…
How innovative is your company? Ask these 6 questions
Innovations can be analyzed so you can evaluate whether they will work at your organization.…
Evaluating ideas you’ve brainstormed? Here are 6 questions to ask
Innovations can be analyzed so you can evaluate whether they will work at your organization.…
Want to crowdfund your journalism? Here are 10 tips for launching a successful campaign
There was a point, three weeks into Poynter’s first crowdfunding project, when we wondered just…
Gannett’s USA TODAY Network picking up momentum with new chief content officer
"We've come a long way fast." Joanne Lipman said of the USA TODAY Network she…
Looking to reinvent your storytelling? Look to civic hackers for inspiration
The city of Miami has a detailed map, created by its downtown development authority, where…