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Mobile first? Creating on big screens, consuming on little screens

Most content creation/editing is done on computers with BIG screens, even though so much of that content now is consumed on SMALL screens, says Clifford Levy, NYTimes.

• Mobile forces you to…

What to do when, not if, you get hacked

Getting hacked can happen to anyone, so knowing how to fix it, fast, is important. Hackers will likely delete all your admins, so have a plan: Who do you call that can fix your problem so you can log back in again? At the Social News Desk sponsored session…

Planning for Platforms … with only two arms

I just finished a great video interview with Nate Kelly about our shared reflections on the Planning for Platforms session this morning. One thing that seemed to strike us was the two organizations leading the discussion, Mashable and NowThis, are…

Practical tips for audience engagement — in 3 parts

3 numbers that matter from Meaningful Measurement: An Audience-First Approach to Data:

Metrics for mobile

ONA15 began with a Gannett-focused presentation on eight key metrics for understanding and leveraging mobile. The takeaways provide a filter through which to view the three days’ worth of conference sessions — and give us a road map for when we return to our newsrooms.

Gannett @ ONA15: Salon schedule

Since Gannett often ends up bringing more than 100 journalists to ONA, we like to give them a place to gather and recharge away from the hurly-burly of the main conference. In the years since its inception, the Gannett Salon has grown, though, from being merely a place to…

Gannett @ ONA15: The swarm

This year, Gannett will bring 30 journalists to the Online News Association conference as scholars. That means 30 journalists fully-funded by the company who will swarm the conference to glean as much as we possibly can to benefit our nationwide network of more than 3,000…