Rebooting the Killer Robot in Your Newsroom
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A few questions that editors can ask that will short-circuit the usual automated responses that crush innovation in their newsrooms. Adapted from the findings of the Duke Reporter Labs' goatmustbefed.com.
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Rebooting the Killer Robot in Your Newsroom
- 1. FROM TERMINATOR TO INNOVATOR Rebooting the Killer Robot in Your Newsroom @markstencel
- 2. KEY QUESTIONS How can we innovate more within the reality of our current constraints?
- 3. KEY QUESTIONS What does our audience really want and expect from us?
- 4. PERSONNEL Who on our staff already understands how to tell stories digitally?
- 5. COVERAGE/AUDIENCE Is there an audience for all of our routine coverage? Which stories can we stop doing?
- 6. TOOLS + PROCESS Which low-cost and open- source tools can we use?
- 7. TOOLS + PROCESS How can we create "sandboxes" that work around constraints of existing systems?
- 8. ORGANIZATION How can our experiments help make a case for the newsroom's tech Or staffing needs?
- 9. ORGANIZATION How can we retain and share new know-how with others in the Newsroom?
- 10. ORGANIZATION How can we present and promote our innovations to excite our audience -- and our sponsors?
Editor's Notes
- Two key questions....
- Broad -- but you can break them down into operational questions that you can act on
- Example: PolitiFact