How can old and new media organizations build on their strengths to engender trust in the age of endless online soapboxing, media pluralism and fake news? What can they learn from each other?The Economist, the Intercept and News Deeply all seek smart, globally curious people who want to be a part of a community based on information and analysis, but approach their communities in a variety of different ways.
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Building Trust in Online Communities Through Transparency
1. Building Trust in Online Communities
Adam Smith, Deputy Community Editor, The Economist (@AdamCommentism)
Rubina Madan Fillion, Director of Audience Engagement, The Intercept (@rubinafillion)
Kim Bode, Community Editor of Geopolitics, News Deeply (@kim_bode)
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11. Facebook group
• A place to discuss American politics—civilly
• A place for us to engage smart and serious readers
(and turn them into super sharers?)
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13. What is The Intercept?
Nonprofit news organization launched in 2014
Founded by Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy Scahill, and Laura Poitras after
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden came forward with revelations of
mass surveillance.
We pursue investigations that expose corruption and injustice.
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15. Building Trust Through Transparency
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We have our editorial policies and procedures prominently displayed on our site,
including our guidelines on anonymous sourcing.
16. Building Trust Through Transparency
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We take reader privacy very seriously, and make that clear.
17. Consistency Across Platforms
Wherever your reader comes across your organization’s video, text story, photo
essay, or animated GIF, it should have high journalistic standards.
18. Consistency Across Platforms
When an audience team is in sync, it should be hard to tell which person wrote
which post — because all of them have the voice you’ve established for your
news organization.
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19. Using Video or Audio to Strengthen Reporting
There are some things people have to see (or hear) to believe.
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20. Propping Up Journalists’ Individual Voices
It’s important for our audience to know the people behind the bylines.
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21. Propping Up Journalists’ Individual Voices
We make it easy to connect with our journalists on Twitter or Facebook by
automatically attaching their handles and author bylines to their pieces.
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22. Propping Up Journalists’ Individual Voices
We always include an introductory note in our newsletter, written by a different
editor each week. It highlights our best reporting.
23. Using Podcasts to Prop Up Individual Voices
We’ve used our Intercepted podcast to interview reporters, and the podcast’s
Facebook group to encourage back-and-forth with Intercept staff and listeners.
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30. DEEPLY TALKS
● Series of conversations at the frontier of the
issues we’re covering
● Format: 1 or 2 experts interviewed by our
editors, bringing our coverage to life
● 30 minutes each, with another 15 minutes for
questions
31. Discussion & Questions
Adam Smith, Deputy Community Editor, The Economist (@AdamCommentism)
Rubina Madan Fillion, Director of Audience Engagement, The Intercept (@rubinafillion)
Kim Bode, Community Editor of Geopolitics, News Deeply (@kim_bode)
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