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Transforming Newsrooms offers a practical guide to navigating structural and culture change for news organizations facing economic disruption in today's rapidly changing media landscape.
Even when the need for change is obvious, the best ideas and intentions are often not followed by successful execution. This book offers a road map for understanding the obstacles to change in news organizations and how to overcome them. Providing a detailed overview of the ways in which news processes and routines are being fundamentally altered to meet new demands for multimedia, interactivity, and immediacy, the book offers tips to help news organizations better serve communities by understanding what information people need and how they want to engage and collaborate. The book also features a variety of case studies and examples from news organizations of all kinds, including a 10-year in-depth investigation of the Christian Science Monitor, the first national news organization to stop its daily presses for a digital report.
Transforming Newsrooms is an invaluable resource for students and media professionals alike, demonstrating how to make research on organizational change actionable and help build a more equitable journalism model that will survive and thrive when we need it most.
Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Uncovering Your Values
Chapter 2: Deciphering Your Culture
The Christian Science Monitor: A Decade of Change. Part I: Making a Radical Shift for Survival
Chapter 3: Developing Your Strategy
Chapter 4 — Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset
The Christian Science Monitor: A Decade of Change. Part II: Page Views Are Not Enough
Chapter 5 — Engagement: Applying the model
Chapter 6 — Leading Through Change and Resistance
The Christian Science Monitor: A Decade of Change: Part III: Retrenchment
Conclusion — Developing Your Road Map
