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Worried That Journalist Robots Will Replace You? Say “I”

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Two of those companies, Narrative Science and Automated Insights , are developing programs that churn through computerized data about sports and other topics and spit out news stories. It doesn’t take very long for rewriting new-product press releases to evolve from informative introduction to an industry to stultifying drudgery.

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Can Content Save Publishers? Only If They Wake Up

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In an article on Min Online this week, Judy Franks of The Marketing Democracy suggests that traditional media companies are faltering because they don’t value content. Though at first it might seem odd to say that businesses built on content don’t value it, she has a point. As a career editor I’m biased, but Franks’s analysis rings true.

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Start-Up Briefing Media Ltd. Blends Old with New

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I think this sums up an approach that all media companies need to employ. A key part of the editor’s role is to find and commission a combination of regular columnists and thought leaders from that industry to write for us. Did you meet him initially via work, industry associations, social media?

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The Yin and Yang of Content Economics

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As Paul Conley has argued , the result is an “excellence craze”: “In B2B, where I make my living, it seems like every company in every tiny niche of every industry has become a content creator. There are a thousand voices competing for very small audiences.

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Attribution and Linking Are Essential to Transparency

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Although he’s a died-in-the-wool newspaper guy, he deals frequently and insightfully with issues that also plague trade editors and reporters. It’s an age-old issue for trade journalists that has only intensified in the online era. In practice, though, the trade press doesn’t link nearly enough.

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Editorial Quality Vs. Revenue: A False Dichotomy

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Indeed, the editor now feels like a publishing pariah: “I don’t feel like I can talk to anyone at my company without seeming as though I was anti-revenue.” As the old advertising model that powered trade magazines for so many decades withers away, it’s getting harder and harder to sell independent, reader-oriented content.