There is no shortage of ideas for things newsrooms should be doing to innovate, but is there room in your newsroom’s schedule to innovate? The Knight-Cronkite News Lab is suggesting that newsrooms wanting to innovate should start with a list of things they’re going to stop doing. The article suggests giving newsroom employees a whiteboard… Read More: Give your newsroom a ‘Stop List’ »

Newsrooms have long been focused on pageviews when they’re measuring digital success, but that might finally be shifting to something more familiar to broadcasters: loyalty. Poynter is writing this week about the reasons for this shift and how loyalty can be measured using something called the “audience explorer dashboard.” There’s no single metric to measure… Read More: Loyalty taking priority over pageviews in newsrooms »

A bill proposed by two members of Congress would remove fees to access online federal court records and make improvements to the PACER system. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) and Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) are proposing the idea of eliminating the $0.10 per-page free and making the system more user-friendly. The proposal is being applauded by open records… Read More: Lawmakers pitch idea of making PACER records free »