From the creation of an 'audience engagement desk' to internal innovation competitions and training courses, WSJ's executive editor tells Journalism.co.uk how the outlet encourages digital evolution
Good ideas can come from anywhere and we want to make sure that a lot of people are engaged with thinking about how to best tell stories and how to best connect with our readersAlmar Latour, WSJ
Good ideas can come from anywhere and we want to make sure that a lot of people are engaged with thinking about how to best tell stories and how to best connect with our readers
The principle is to not quarantine to a corner of the newsroom, but to make sure that the right people around the world, for us, are engaged in thinking about what it really means to be the Wall Street Journal tomorrowAlmar Latour, WSJ
The principle is to not quarantine to a corner of the newsroom, but to make sure that the right people around the world, for us, are engaged in thinking about what it really means to be the Wall Street Journal tomorrow
We shouldn't suffer from a 'not invented here' syndrome. And we don'tAlmar Latour, WSJ
We shouldn't suffer from a 'not invented here' syndrome. And we don't
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