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The EU Copyright Directive includes Article 11, also known as the Publishers' Right, which would allow news publishers to copyright their content, a fundamental right currently afforded to news publishers in the U.S. The global news industry wholeheartedly supports this endeavor and supports passage of the EU Parliament's version of Article 11 in the current negotiations leading up to an EU vote in early 2019. We've put together a resource that addresses common myths about Article 11 with the facts about the proposed law, what it does and does not do, and to whom it applies.
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Recent research shows that, for advertisers, there's no better audience to target than the news media audience. This research is the foundation of the News Advertising Panorama, which highlights the benefits and advantages for marketers of advertising in print and digital news media. The Panorama, now available exclusively for Alliance members at no additional charge, includes compelling research and statistics from a wide range of sources to paint a comprehensive picture of the value of the news audience. Now is the perfect time to take advantage of this resource, while advertisers are planning their 2019 budgets. If you need compelling data that illustrates for advertisers why they should be including your publication in their marketing strategy, the Panorama is your new go-to resource. Simply click here and login* to the Alliance website to get your PDF copy. *Member login required.
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It's the time of year when we reflect on the things that matter most to us, and on my list — alongside family, friends and a team of hardworking and dedicated colleagues — is the opportunity I'm given every day to help promote and protect the news media industry. Through my work with the Alliance, I am able to speak with publishers, advertisers, politicians, broadcasters and journalists who care deeply about our industry. Each and every one of them helps me better understand the value of the news media and the issues we need to tackle in order to find our way forward through these (sometimes trying) times.
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Registration is now open for the Key Executives Mega-Conference, February 25-27, 2019 at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel. Join more than 700 media executives as we explore new approaches and new solutions to the issues facing the newspaper industry. This is your chance to network face-to-face with newspaper executives from across the country on how they are transforming their newspapers companies into dynamic multi-media entities. This year we have two programming tracks — B2B and B2C. News organizations are betting their future on B2C revenue streams outside of advertising such as digital-only subscriptions and new membership models. Register now. Click here for more information.
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As we look back on 2018, we wanted to share some good-news facts and figures about the news media industry we can all be thankful for. Among the items bringing us some early holiday cheer: increased reader revenue, the end of tariffs on Canadian newsprint and hope for growing trust among the news audience. Take a look at our infographic to see what else we have to be thankful for.
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By Tony Smithson, Vice President of Printing Operations, Bliss Communications, Inc., The Janesville Gazette
On August 29, when the International Trade Commission (ITC) announced a negative finding on newsprint tariffs, reversing the Department of Commerce's decision earlier this year, newspaper publishers felt like they had won the World Series. They lobbied hard to end the tariffs, taking their argument not only to their readers (through editorials and op-eds), but to Congress, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the ITC. Through countless hours of hard work, American newspaper publishers had claimed victory. After the confetti and rounds of congratulations for everyone's hard work, publishers began looking around for that World Series trophy, which in this case would be lower newsprint prices. But they were nowhere to be found.
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Digiday
First, there was Black Friday. Then, there was Cyber Monday. Now the most important day of the year for commerce publishers stretches across almost two weekends.
"We work all year to get ready for this week," BuzzFeed Commerce head Ben Kaufman said.
Here's what's new among six publishers that see this as one of the most important weeks of the year for their consumer revenue businesses.
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The Conversation
"For the first time media is the least trusted institution globally," Edelman, the global PR and marketing firm, concluded in its annual worldwide study on trust in institutions like the media, business and government.
These international findings are in line with recent data coming out of the U.S. A 2016 Gallup poll reported that just 32 percent of Americans trusted the mass media, while an Ipsos poll from summer 2018 found that nearly one-third of Americans agreed that the news media is the "enemy of the people."
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MediaPost
The average U.S. household now spends about $285 per month on media — up from $278 monthly in 2017, according to a Research Intelligencer analysis of new data from media industry economists PQ Media.
The analysis is based on estimates from the just-released 2018 edition of PQ's annual consumer media-spending report, which shows that consumer spending on media content and technology continues to outpace the ad industry's contribution.
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BuzzFeed News
In August 2017, the FBI organized a secret meeting of digital advertising and cybersecurity experts in a secure room in a Manhattan federal building. The roughly 30 people in attendance met to create a coordinated response to a massive ad fraud scheme that posed a risk to the global digital advertising industry and sparked a criminal investigation.
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AdAge
In the summer of 1956, 10 scientists and mathematicians gathered at New Hampshire's Dartmouth College to brainstorm a new concept Assistant Professor John McCarthy called "artificial intelligence." According to the original proposal for the research project, McCarthy — along with fellow organizers from Harvard, Bell Labs and IBM — wanted to explore the idea of programming machines to use language and solve problems for humans while improving over time.
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Adweek
Facebook received yet another public lesson in humility Tuesday — this time from an international assembly of politicians from nine governments, representing more than 400 million individuals, across the globe. Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg was summoned to the UK Parliament, but again was a no-show.
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Digiday
The Washington Post is rolling out its most ambitious effort in podcasting yet, joining the battle for the daily news podcast of record.
On Dec. 3, the Post is launching "Post Reports," a new 20-minute daily news podcast that will publish every weekday at 5 p.m. The podcast is unique for the Post in that it's the outlet's first multi-part daily podcast. Each Post Reports episode will feature three segments.
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Monday Note via Medium
No one knows exactly how much money Google spends to support the news media. I'm not even sure that someone even bothered to do the math internally (I tried to find out, to no avail).
My rough estimate would put it above the half-billion dollar mark over the last six years. I'm factoring the approximate 100 product managers involved, at some point, in news-related products and the teams working with them in nearly every division of the company: search, ad, architecture, mobile, etc.
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Nieman Lab
Hyperlocal, summaries, perspectives, scrollable video transcript: For the past year, the BBC's research and development team has been pursuing workable options for mobile storytelling beyond the standard 800-word article. After 35 prototypes (and lots of tapping, swiping, and creating reusable contextual information), the four-person team — including a full-time journalist — has activated at least two new formats in the BBC's reporting, with more lined up.
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