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How to survivein news and information publishing
Digital disruption and economic shifts have blown away the foundations, and traditional subscriptions and advertising
revenues no longer support the industry.To survive, it’s time to up your digital game.
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News and information publishing must now work with only half the circulation, one-third the revenue, and a fraction of the staff.
Digital subscriptions are surging and revenue from digital advertising is increasing.
Harness the power of digital disruption to succeed:
Do more with less. Discover OpenText Content Hub for Publishers
Paid digital-only subscribers of selected U.S. newspapers/news publishing groups (2015-2016)
Richter, Felix. Statista, U.S. Newspapers See Surge in Digital Subscriptions (2017) https://www.statista.com/chart/8859/digital-news-subscribers/
Digital disruption Economic shifts
The bad news:
The good news:
Percentage of newspaper advertising revenue coming from digital advertising
Understand and leverage editorial and content authoring strengths
Transform traditional operations with innovative digital workflows
Streamline news and editorial workflows and publishing
Deliver multichannel digital distribution
Create new ways to monetize content and attract subscribers/advertisers
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Total estimated circulation of U.S. daily newspapers
Total estimated advertising and circulation revenue of U.S. daily newspapers
Revenue cut by 2/3
Total estimated employment U.S. daily newspapers
Increased newsroom layoffs
25 years of decline
Pew Research Center. Newspapers Fact Sheet (2018) http://www.journalism.org/fact-sheet/newspapers/
Pew Research Center. Newspapers Fact Sheet (2018) http://www.journalism.org/fact-sheet/newspapers/
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