Advances in technology and media innovation have had an enormous impact on Europe’s media environment. From changes in consumer behaviour and perpetually advancing technology to changing business models and the shift from paper to mobile, publishers have been scrambling to find solutions for these new challenges. Could start-ups be the answer? This phenomenon was examined […]
Mario Tedeschini Lalli, Deputy Director of Innovation and Development at Gruppo Editoriale L’Espresso, writes an article on technological disruption and how it impacts journalism for the 2014/2015 EMMA magazine. Tedeschini Lalli outlines the ways in which technology innovation changes journalists’ work, and how new challenges and constant new competition change and reshape the industry. Technology […]
In this interview with Lorena Boix Alonso, Head of Unit, DG CONNECT at the European Commission, we discuss the role of regulation when it comes to funding journalistic content and the need for media to adapt and innovate in order to shape their own future.
The Future Media Lab. introduced a new feature on the Future Media Lab. blog: the bi-weekly news round-up. From Axel Springer’s CEO’s open letter to Google, the hit that net neutrality recently took in the United States, to shape-shifting devices and and wearable technology, Karin Fleming, Communications/Administration Officer at EMMA/FML shares what she’s been reading this week.
Paul Lee, partner at Keystone Strategy, a strategy and expert consulting firm in the United States, shares his view on how technology has changed consumer behaviour and how this in turn affects the future of content consumption.
The Future Media Lab.’s founder, Max von Abendroth, reflects on Nic Newman’s “Journalism Media and Technology Predictions 2014”, saying that while media will continue to rapidly change, some of the core values of today’s journalism will persist.
