audience engagement

On engagement metrics and Facebook malignancy Members Public

Today's thesis: engagement metrics are unfairly maligned, but Facebook deserves every piece of criticism thrown at it.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
analytics

Engagement in an age of declining press freedom Members Public

Attacks on the independence of the press are underway in the UK and the US. Twitter is stripping context from thoughtful debates. The only antidote is thoughtful engagement work.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
censorship

The future of newsletters lies in exploring their versatility Members Public

Newsletters are climbing up the hype curve, just as podcasts did a couple of years ago. Making the most of them requires exploring different formats. Some publishers have started that process.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
newsletters

Newsletters: Rise of the Blogletter Members Public

Why today's newsletter actually take a lot from blogging and why The Economist is on Instagram: answered.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
newsletters

Abuse, arrogant tech VCs and hypocrisy everywhere. It's time for the weekend, folks. Members Public

The tech VC community shows its true face, social media gets toxic and… Oh, can we just have a break, please?

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
Social Media

Journalists on social media: there's no easy answers on how they should behave Members Public

Yes, there are problems with how journalists behave on social media. But the solutions are unlikely to be straightforward.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
social media journalism

Social & Digital lunchbreak: rethinking, well, everything… Members Public

From the challenges of being a journalist on social media, to the shifting face of podcasts, there's plenty to be thinking about today.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
social media journalism

Digital News Report 2020: the trust crisis and its solutions Members Public

2020's edition of the Reuters Institute Digital News Report is dominated, as you would expect, with the changes wrought by the pandemic. But there's an underlying trends that's worth focusing on.

Adam Tinworth
Adam Tinworth
reuters institute