At #INMA2024 , StoryFlow founder StructuredStories discussed how AI is transforming news media companies. ow.ly/6vOl50Rt8w5

The rise of AI and a constantly shifting economic environment are adding to the challenges news executives are already facing, media leaders from Sky News, NZME, Hearst UK, and Il Sole 24 Ore told delegates at #INMA2024 . ow.ly/SP5n50Rt8vg

INMA surveyed participants at #INMA2024 and found product is now the largest area of internal investment for media companies. But how much should they be spending? INMA Product and Tech Initiative Lead Jodie Hopperton discusses in her latest blog. ow.ly/SjLc50Rt8vQ

Media companies spending less than 20% on product and tech may need to reconsider, INMA Product and Tech Initiative Lead Jodie Hopperton writes in her latest blog. ow.ly/j22x50Rt8vM

StoryFlow founder StructuredStories: “We don’t know right now what the workflows and applications of the new functionality of AI will be. That’s the central challenge.” #INMA2024 ow.ly/CQoP50Rt8w2

It is not easy to run a media organisation in this day and age. Media leaders from Sky News, NZME, Hearst UK, and Il Sole 24 Ore shared how they are addressing the rise of AI and economic uncertainty at #INMA2024 . ow.ly/RFuf50Rt8vb

Publishers can reach young news avoiders by combatting negativity bias and creating journalism focused on progress and solutions. ow.ly/qlo050RsrmX #INMA2024

.@DotdashMeredith has refocused its digital experience around the user by improving its content and eliminating bad ads, Jonathan Roberts, the company's chief innovation officer, said at #INMA2024 . ow.ly/5pm450RruyR

AI-powered search is focused on commodity news, Edward Hyatt said: “The question is how to provide something that nobody else can provide — more scoops, more in-depth analysis. Google will provide answers for generic stuff.” ow.ly/3qNC50RrlBQ @sverma__

During #INMA2024 Mathias Döpfner, chief executive officer of Axel Springer SE, shared insights into the risks and rewards of AI for news media companies. ow.ly/cfH050Rruyb

Reaching younger audiences requires news companies to combat negativity bias and address reasons for news avoidance, media leaders from Almost, News Literacy Lab, and Stuff told attendees to the INMA World Congress of News Media in London. ow.ly/YQkU50Rsr3G #INMA2024

.@DotdashMeredith's formula to improve its digital publishing is simple but challenging to execute, Jonathan Roberts, the company's chief innovation officer, said at #INMA2024 . ow.ly/pBx850RruyL

.Edward Hyatt, director of SEO at The Wall Street Journal, says news media companies should focus on content that makes them unique if they want to win the AI-search game. ow.ly/roOW50RrloT @sverma__

If news media companies use AI properly, they will be able to improve the quality of their work, Mathias Döpfner said at #INMA2024 . ow.ly/yomE50Rruy5

Short-form content has become increasingly popular, especially with younger readers, and major publishers from around the world are adapting to the trend. ow.ly/UwmB50RqcEJ

Last week's INMA World Congress of News Media in London epic: a record 659 delegates from 48 countries, 118 speakers, 2 study tours, 4 workshops, opening reception at the Tower of London & a glamourous Global Media Awards dinner at the Victoria & Albert Museum. #inma2024

In her latest blog, INMA GenAI Initiative Lead Sonali Verma discusses emerging costs around using AI tools. ow.ly/2nHh50RqcAa

Really excited to be speaking on Friday at the 2024 INMA World Congress in London. Hope to see some of you there. inma.org/modules/event/…

Today, they've had some compelling conversations about AI, user needs, automatic categorization of articles, and a few other topics we suspected would resonate at the INMA World Congress of News Media.

Great to be at the INMA World Congress of News Media to discuss AI, consumption habits and alternative news sources with #Gruppo24Ore ’s Mirja Cartia d’Asero, Michael Boggs, Katie Vanneck-Smith and chair Robert Whitehead.

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