Originals
Our stories on media transformation in Asia
How freelancers are making the most of the pandemic in Asia
A crisis is too important to waste.
How Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University teaches students to transform newsrooms
Getting prototyping skills into journalism curriculum.
The Splice Lights On survey shows that over 40% of media orgs expect to start cutting jobs in the next 12 months.
Newsrooms need access to funds if we're going to avoid a mass layoff of journalists.
Frontier Myanmar on knowing your audience
What we learned from Frontier about memberships.
How The News Minute is using Covid-19 to better understand its audiences
What we learned from India's TNM.
MDIF on financial survival of newsrooms
What we learned from MDIF.
Hong Kong Free Press on building a sustainable newsroom
What we learned from HKFP.
The Ken on holding the line on paid journalism in a pandemic
What we learned from The Ken.
How we organised Splice Low-Res
It's not about the tech; that's the easy part. You need to know what you want to get out of your online event.
To build a valuable media product, first build a process that responds to an audience’s needs
This often means rebuilding your organisational culture to redefine your approach to revenue models, products, and most of all, audiences.
Informed by data, Taiwan’s female-focused media startup Womany preps Asia expansion
The 9-year-old company believes changes in Taiwan’s society could be a useful guide for other countries.
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