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Amy Read in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 26, 2015

Pulling Off Your Big Project In a Small(er) Newsroom

Sometimes coming back with ideas from ONA are too big for small newsrooms. This session went over ways to allow smaller newsroom to adapt and use those ideas. #smallnewsroom

What’s the big idea anyway…

Sarah Day Owen in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 25, 2015

Discovering more meaningful metrics

“What proof do you have that that story made a difference?”

Dana Chinn, Director of the USC Media Impact Project, started her session with an example common in most newsrooms:

Amy Read in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 24, 2015

Practical tips for audience engagement — in 3 parts

Wei-Huan Chen in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 24, 2015

ONA15: Why longform works — and why it’s more important than ever

The industry is seeing a rise in increasingly segmented, “stackable” (works across multiple platforms) content: short, easily digestible items with low time commitments. Yet the people over at ESPN.com/ESPN The…

Amy Read in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 24, 2015

5 takeaways from Google’s Richard Gringras:

From Sept. 24 keynote “A deep dive into Google with Richard Gingras & Emily Bell”

http://ona15.journalists.org/sessions/openingkeynote/#.VgQxUGRViko

“Any publisher needs to use any and all means to…

Amy Read in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 24, 2015

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

Liz Kelly Nelson in Gannett @ ONA15

Sep 22, 2015

Gannett Storytellers: It’s on!

We’ve got some cool promo art for Friday evening’s storytelling event. Megan Finnerty and I are convinced that this will be the event of the week, but it’s exclusive — Gannett journalists only! Though we may Periscope it, so stay tuned for more info.