What journalists can learn from software developers
It really tries to emphasise individual interactions over processes and plans and tools, delivering working software or other products over creating comprehensive documentation, and it favours customer collaboration over legalistic negotiationsJohn Stefany, NPR
It really tries to emphasise individual interactions over processes and plans and tools, delivering working software or other products over creating comprehensive documentation, and it favours customer collaboration over legalistic negotiations
Breaking news doesn't make it more difficult to do agile in a newsroom or a news environment, it just means you have to plan for itMartin Belam
Breaking news doesn't make it more difficult to do agile in a newsroom or a news environment, it just means you have to plan for it
You have to try things and you have to try them quickly. Go fail, that's my adviceCory Haik, Washington Post
You have to try things and you have to try them quickly. Go fail, that's my advice
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