How to engage bloggers into the newspaper

Here are some tips from John Wilpers of Innovation: You need to go out into the community, find the quality bloggers, send them an e-mail or call them on the phone. ”It does not take a lot of convincing.” Read more

Blogs may help newspapers grow revenues

John Wilpers of Innovation Media Consulting spoke today about how good quality bloggers could help newspapers grow revenues. Read more

Make bloggers allies of your newspaper

Quality local bloggers can help newspapers to make them relevant to readers and to grow revenue, says John Wilpers of Innovation Media Consulting. Read more

World on the brink of a cold war

Poland’s Gazeta Wyborcza has just started a new series of features that tell the story of recent war in Georgia from many different perspectives: Georgian, Russian, American, Polish, French, German, Ukrainian and Belarussian ones. Read more

Get your personal and user-generated paper

A project now under way at The US Bakersfield Californian could give newspapers the ability to let readers easily create their own niche publications.

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Revolutionists and newspaper editors

Here is my comment to the debate on whether online should always be first. It started after a memo written by the Philadelphia Inquirer’s editor leaked to the web.

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New competitors everywhere

Google looks for authors and pays for the content. Online Huffington Post launches its first local site. BBC internet service “will kill off local newspapers”.

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Should online always be first?

A short memo sent by an editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer to his staff has provoked a backlash from online-media advocates. Are they right?

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Where are you, father?

Poland’s Gazeta Wyborcza started a serious debate about the absence of the father, his disappearance from family life, his atrophying ties with his own children. It started with a poll.
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