About this episode
The way we read, watch and listen to the news is constantly evolving and news companies need to respond – or risk becoming obsolete.
Add to this equation misinformation, declining trust, news fatigue, paywalls and clickbait and you have a complicated cocktail of challenges all begging for a solution.
So what does the future hold for media? And how do news organisations avoid repeating the strategic errors of the past?
On The Front Page, NZME chief content officer Murray Kirkness and NZ Herald head of premium Miriyana Alexander sit down with Damien for a frank chat about the state of media in 2023.
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Host: Damien Venuto
Producer: Shaun D Wilson
Executive Producer: Ethan Sills
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