International Symposium on Online Journalism
A program of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas at Austin
...subsidized by advertising or by government, so its value to the audience has never been measured in a pure market environment. With the loss of advertising and staff cuts, accountability... Read More
Revenue | April 15, 2016
Executives from a variety of media organizations told the audience at the 17thInternational Symposium on Online Journalism (ISOJ) on Friday, April 15, that advertising can still subsidize journalism, multiple revenue... Read More
...to create a nationwide index of credible Philippine News Sites (PNS) potentially ripe for advertising support. The project manually vetted over 100 PNS and found that PNS are mostly based... Read More
Advertising | April 13, 2018
...methods to generate revenue. Moroney, the chair of the keynote panel “Newspapers in a post-advertising era” emphasized that advertising is not driving growth in local media companies. “It’s not that... Read More
Business Models | February 16, 2018
This year’s ISOJ will kick off on Friday, April 13, with a keynote panel that will explore the question: Are we entering a post-advertising era in media? Jim Moroney, the... Read More
Business Models | April 7, 2006
...online websites are gaining large revenues in online advertising. He spoke of projections that online advertising will soon surpass radio advertising in 18 months and has already surpassed magazine advertising.... Read More
Advertising | April 8, 2005
If online journalism is to survive, it must provide content that is relevant to a broad-based audience, according to members of a panel that addressed advertising’s role in financing online... Read More
...and accept no advertising. In their manifesto they declared that French media were no longer independent of political and business interests and were not doing investigative journalism, which prevented them... Read More
Advertising | April 17, 2009
...advertisers in order to flourish in the current economic climate. Katie King, creative and development editor of MSN UK, explained some of the new advertising strategies her company is testing.... Read More
...represents a locus of responsibilities that cuts across a range of departments, including editorial, strategy, advertising and technology. In his book Engaged Journalism, Batsell (2015) explored the changing relationship between... Read More