Researcher Jay Rosen speaks of a ” citizens agenda “. At Dublin Inquirer a local Irish news site. The the itorial team ask readers about their interests ahead of the municipal elections. and present their answers on a beautiful. The simple and accessible platform. Nice-Matin also has this lead with the participatory platform “ Me. The mayor ” during the last municipal elections.
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Regularly lets its subscribers vote to choose its cell phone database next investigations. in terms of loyaltyThe website Les Jours also us this process. The allowing people to choose their next “obsession”. Open your itorial conferences Beyond contributions. The some mia play the game of involving readers (more or less regularly) in itorial conferences. Bas in Chicago. The the City Bureau network of journalists regularly organizes meetings with citizens to discuss local issues freely.
A Facebook group serves
as a link between all members. The British site Tortoise why is the newsletter essential in your strategy? organizes “Open newsroom” every week. The in public video conference (by registration). In France. The Rue89 Strasbourg has also organis conferences in the field. The to “ruce the gap” between journalists and residents. Request expertise During the coronavirus epidemic. The Miacités mobiliz the expertise of its readers to enrich its investigations . A form was thus accessible to leave your contact details.
At the New York Times
The the process is mia then interview all the candidates cmo email list increasingly being us — a notable change for an institution accustom to a vertical relationship with readers. At the Dutch site De Correspondent. The reader engagement is a strategic priority. subscribers are. The mia then interview all the candidates encourag to provide their skills as soon as they sign up. Their expertise is verifi and then us to inform articles — a real “ CRM for journalists . The” according to them.
