Four publications showed Dataharvest 2022 how they do it.
The title of this blog post was the title of a session Qurio co-founder Tassos Morfis led during this year’s Dataharvest European Investigative Journalism Conference.
But first a few things about the conference.
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Audience Engagement related takeaways from IJF ‘22
Few weeks ago we attended the International Journalism Festival in Perugia. It’s the largest journalism conference with more than 400 speakers and a truly international audience. We came back to base with lots of inspiration, new contacts, and a reality check that enhanced our drive to keep building Qurio. If you just landed here, Qurio is an engagement management platform that helps small and medium-sized news organizations build relationships with their communities.
Continue reading “International Journalism Festival 2022 – The Qurio Way”
Qurio means being curious about facts, your community & the world. This is the beginning of our new journey.
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At the intersection of tech, media, and democracy
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This post was originally published on Medium.
When I started writing this article I felt that each word brought the next one like a chain unraveling inside my Google Docs (please excuse me, otherwise fascinating Medium editor!). To be honest, I shouldn’t be that surprised, since I’ve been thinking a lot about what you are about to read for quite some time before I finally sat down and put them into (digital) paper.
Continue reading “Local newsrooms are pillars of a local community, they should act more like that”
How it all started and where it’s, hopefully, going
Continue reading “Introducing Project EPSILON: an engagement platform for local newsrooms”