Steve Petranik's SPJ social media talk march 2014
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Steve Petranik's presentation at SPJ Regional's "Wave" conference at University of Hawaii at Manoa. March 2014. Petranik moderated a panel on social media in journalism.
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Steve Petranik's SPJ social media talk march 2014
- 1. Journalism in the Era of Social Media Steve Petranik, Hawaii Business magazine Perri Collins, AZ Big Media Jared Kuroiwa, KHON2 John Temple, John S Knight Journalism Fellowships Gene Park, Honolulu Civil Beat Info from Pew State of the Media report
- 3. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? Digital-only News Sites
- 4. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. Digital-only News Sites
- 5. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. • Mashable: Seriously? Digital-only News Sites
- 6. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. • Mashable: Seriously? News staff of 70, including former New York Times assistant managing editor Jim Roberts as chief content officer. Digital-only News Sites
- 7. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. • Mashable: Seriously? News staff of 70, including former New York Times assistant managing editor Jim Roberts as chief content officer. • Huffington Post: Just America? Digital-only News Sites
- 8. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. • Mashable: Seriously? News staff of 70, including former New York Times assistant managing editor Jim Roberts as chief content officer. • Huffington Post: Just America? Already in 11 countries; hopes to grow to 15 this year. Digital-only News Sites
- 9. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. • Mashable: Seriously? News staff of 70, including former New York Times assistant managing editor Jim Roberts as chief content officer. • Huffington Post: Just America? Already in 11 countries; hopes to grow to 15 this year. • Quartz: Never heard of it? Digital-only News Sites
- 10. • BuzzFeed: Click bait only? News staff of 170 includes Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Schoofs. Expanding into Mumbai, Mexico City, Berlin and Tokyo. • Mashable: Seriously? News staff of 70, including former New York Times assistant managing editor Jim Roberts as chief content officer. • Huffington Post: Just America? Already in 11 countries; hopes to grow to 15 this year. • Quartz: Never heard of it? Business/economics site is just two years old but has reporters in London, Bangkok and Hong Kong. Digital-only News Sites
- 11. How Many Digital Bodies (In other words, jobs)
- 12. How Many Digital Bodies (In other words, jobs) • About 5,000 full- time professional jobs at nearly 500 digital news outlets, most of which were created in the past half dozen years.
- 13. How Many Digital Bodies (In other words, jobs) • About 5,000 full- time professional jobs at nearly 500 digital news outlets, most of which were created in the past half dozen years.
- 14. How Many Newspaper Bodies (In other words, jobs)
- 15. How Many Newspaper Bodies (In other words, jobs) • Most reporters and editors in the news business still work for traditional newspapers.
- 16. How Many Newspaper Bodies (In other words, jobs) • Most reporters and editors in the news business still work for traditional newspapers. • From 2003 to 2012, 16,200 full- time newspaper newsroom jobs were lost.
- 17. How Many Newspaper Bodies (In other words, jobs) • Most reporters and editors in the news business still work for traditional newspapers. • From 2003 to 2012, 16,200 full- time newspaper newsroom jobs were lost. • Still declining: Jobs down another 6.4% in 2012.
- 18. New Players, New Money, New Approaches
- 19. New Players, New Money, New Approaches Jeff Bezos Amazon Washington Post
- 20. New Players, New Money, New Approaches Jeff Bezos Amazon Washington Post John Henry Investing, Boston Red Sox Boston Globe
- 21. New Players, New Money, New Approaches Jeff Bezos Amazon Washington Post John Henry Investing, Boston Red Sox Boston Globe Pierre Omidyar eBay Honolulu Civil Beat First Look Media
- 22. Not Just Big Players • 80 members in the Investigative News Network
- 24. Follow the Money
- 25. Follow the Money News: $65 billion a year in revenue in U.S.
- 26. Follow the Money News: $65 billion a year in revenue in U.S. Video games: $93 billion a year globally.
- 27. Follow the Money News: $65 billion a year in revenue in U.S. Video games: $93 billion a year. Google: $58 billion a year.
- 28. Follow the Money News: $65 billion a year in revenue in U.S. Video games: $93 billion a year. Google: $58 billion a year.
- 29. Social Media and News
- 30. Social Media and News • 50% of social network users share or repost news stories, images or videos
- 31. Social Media and News • 50% of social network users share or repost news stories, images or videos • 46% discuss news issues or events on social network sites.
- 32. Social Media and News • 50% of social network users share or repost news stories, images or videos • 46% discuss news issues or events on social network sites. • Roughly 1-in-10 social network users have posted news videos they took themselves.
- 33. Social Media and News • 50% of social network users share or repost news stories, images or videos • 46% discuss news issues or events on social network sites. • Roughly 1-in-10 social network users have posted news videos they took themselves. • 11% of all online news consumers have submitted their own content
- 34. How Many Users
- 35. Getting News on Facebook
- 36. How Engaged? • Visitors who come to a news site through Facebook or search display have far lower engagement with that outlet than those who come to that news website directly.
- 37. Who is active? Percentage of users for each site
- 38. Who is active? Percentage of users for each site
- 39. Who is active? Percentage of users for each site
- 40. Who is active? Percentage of users for each site
- 41. Who is active? Percentage of users for each site