Miguel Franjul
Through the fascinating and challenging process of linking the printed platform with the digital, there are plenty of sections of a newsroom that must be either readjusted or discarded so that they comply with the new modalities of the professional journalism within the current social communications scheme. In the traditional model, the sections of a … Continue reading The painful transformation
It's an undeniable fact that, these days, readers migrate to the digital platforms to be aware of the news events, leaving a fertile ground for the printed journalism to reach fabulous audiences and cushion the loss of ad revenue by implementing policies of paid subscriptions for their contents. In our case, 80 percent of the … Continue reading Thinking digitally
A few years ago, the bulk of news content of the traditional media came from official sources and international news agencies, which largely prevented newspapers from standing for themselves in regards of their daily goals. The external agenda conditioned the news coverage, because the norm was to assign the journalist one or more "informative sources", … Continue reading Our own agenda
The printed media that have cultivated a responsible and professional journalism for years, have also been the greatest supports for building democratic and civilized societies by serving as platforms for the exercise of freedom of expression. There's no better accolade for the independent press, whether it is exercised through radio, television or digital sites, it … Continue reading The importance of a responsible journalism
