Product is the responsibility for balancing diverse (and in some cases competing) interests across the enterprise.
A product mindset encourages news organizations to consider the overall user experience, including how news is delivered, accessed and consumed.
The guide is designed to help local newspapers build engaged digital audiences, create robust new revenue streams, and reimagine the role of print — all while continuing to produce essential journalism that serves their communities.
A behavioral profile of good product managers from a venture capital fund’s content machine.
Proven strategies for local media, as tested by news organizations in the Table Stakes Local News Transformation Program
The News Product Alliance’s Resource Library offers a wealth of resources designed to support news professionals in adopting and applying news product thinking.
Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Reset your team’s approach to giving feedback on shared work, news coverage and projects.
Here are three ideas to steal and adapt: LAist, Enlace Latino NC and Spotlight PA developed easy-to-use tools for voters during local elections.
Coaches from American Press Institute and News Product Alliance’s product development sprint share best practices.
Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel created — and continually updates — a list of newsroom activities that don’t contribute to its audience-centric strategy in an effort to find time and resources to devote to more meaningful tasks.
A behavioral outline for hiring a product manager produced by an early stage venture capital fund translates well to media organizations transitioning to audience-centric products.