Originals
Our stories on media transformation in Asia
From direct-to-consumer to direct-to-believers
“Your competition isn’t limited to other organizations that also do news. Your competition is what your true believer spends her time doing instead of reading your Very Important Article.”
Mental health is low on the list of problems in media. That needs to change.
This pandemic is the hard reset that the industry requires.
Digital-only newsrooms in firing line as Australian news laws grind towards reality
Traditional publishers stand to win in scorched earth aftermath of struggle with tech giants.
How TNN covers the tribal regions of Pakistan with one foot in radio, and the other on digital platforms
It all started with an idea for a dial-for-news phone number.
Building a newsroom dedicated to diversity
At Khabar Lahariya, women from remote villages of north India are trained to be professional journalists and produce local news in their languages.
This 25-year-old podcaster is Myanmar’s leading voice for gender equality
Nandar is trying to build a movement through her two podcasts.
To crack India’s diverse and massive local news markets, Lokal started asking users what they actually wanted
As it turns out, it’s not just news.
What’s the value of news to the platforms?
Australia’s reckoning with Facebook and Google over news is setting the industry up for more turmoil.
Emergency funding for Covid-affected newsrooms
This is what some donors and media support organizations are doing to help.
How Romania’s Decât o Revistã is doubling down on its community during Covid
As physical events take a hit, DOR is investing in its community.
How freelancers are making the most of the pandemic in Asia
A crisis is too important to waste.
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