Miguel Franjul
With the evident increase of digital readership in the world, printed media are now more determined to monetize this extraordinary volume of audience by setting payment walls to access their content, a way to cushion the gradual decline of their advertising revenues. To achieve this, they've endeavored to improve the quality of said content with … Continue reading Towards payment walls
Since the very moment on which the Listin Diario drew the line to connect both printed and digital platforms, more than a decade ago, we took more seriously the digital ecosystem, as we were quite aware that this was an inevitable and irreversible step towards changing the model of social communications. In this same nature, … Continue reading In the right track of changes
Digital journalists now have at least as many challenges as the traditional journalists, because they're asked to exercise their job with extreme respect to the basic and elementary principles of the profession and, above all, to the objectives of serving the cause of freedom of expression, which is the foundation of any democratic society. While … Continue reading The challenges of digital journalism
Since a while ago, the schools of social communications have adjusted their curricular plan to place more emphasis on the training of digital journalists, without disdaining the fundamental, social and humanistic values that this profession settled in the printed media. They now include in their curricula the tools that new technologies have created to facilitate … Continue reading The newer blood stream of journalism
