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The way Axios does content work, and it can work for corporate communications, too.
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Seen on Chartable, the blog by Datawrapper (best dataviz tool in town).
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(Post in Italian Lang) Quel Lockdown tedesco di cui tutti parlano. Come ci siamo arrivati e perché. E perché riguarda anche voi.
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The beginning of a new world order.
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Everybody is in love with data visualizations and often forgets the first format of visualisation: tables.
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When human-centred design meets data visualizations, great journalism happens.
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The 2020 USA elections have proven the power of DataViz.
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Launched in October, rolled out in Germany and Brasil first. The Google News Showcase promotes a better relationship with new publishers.
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10 things to do to make your editorial newsletter a stellar experience.
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Newsletters: the swiss army knife for publishers and organizations to share news, long-form storytelling, but also learnings and training.
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A blog exploring the driving forces reshaping media, publishing and the creative industries: subscription models, mobile-first world, formats, technology and the disrupting potential of the passion economy. By Valentina Giannella
Rebelling against the platform economy. Pola Böhm is a Berlin-based yoga teacher, one that made her passion and her work the same thing since a long time. She is also one of the many fitness trainers that joined the Urban Sports Club (USC) in the last couple of years. Urban Sports Club is a platform start-up launched in Germany in 2012, which is now the market leader among European providers of…
This essay is 3800 words, a 29-minute read. February was all about numbers: crude, tabular, sometimes put on a map or placed in a bar chart. The daily counting of new infections and deaths marked the rhythm of the day and, with hourly case updates and endless streams of information incited more panic than awareness. Those numbers were often communicated without a context to provide them with meaning. Let’s take the…
It has been eight weeks since the world outside China knew about the new Coronavirus. In Europe, the daily reports of the very beginning have been replaced by hourly crisis bulletins with numbers, facts, opinions and sad statistics. Images induce panic, and economic outlooks induce pessimism. If not the virus, this would be enough to make you feel running out of air. We are, who less who more, in a…
The time to say farewell to third-party-cookie is coming. Do we have reason to shed tears over it? Following Apple and Mozilla, Google communicated in January 2020, its plan to phase out third-party cookies from Chrome by 2022. For the last ten years, the dominant ad-tech ecosystem relied on third-party cookies to manage campaign frequency, measure performance, target audience segments and allow fast-paced, efficient programmatic advertising trade. That ecosystem helped…