Скачать или смотреть Navigating the future of news consumption and distribution with Ryan Broderick and Mosheh Oinounou

News consumption is changing, and so is how news outlets approach its distribution. Recent studies by both Pew and Ofcom have shown that more people than ever get their news straight from social media — a trend that’s only growing.

Beyond digital media outlets adapting to a new environment, the recent emergence of news creators on social platforms is also upending the digital media landscape as we know it.

Join NewsWhip’s Director of Content, Benedict Nicholson, as he sits down with a panel of experts to explore these changes and their implications for news companies and creators.

The panel features:

Ryan Broderick, Founder of Garbage Day

Ryan Broderick is a tech journalist and the author of the award-winning Garbage Day newsletter. He's also the host of the Panic World podcast. His work has taken him to over 30 countries and he's also met a lot of internet famous animals.

Mosheh Oinounou, Founder of Mo News

Mosheh Oinounou is the founder of Mo News, a social-first news organization that breaks down headlines and provides non-partisan analysis on Instagram as well as a daily podcast and newsletter.

Oinounou is an award-winning journalist who has 20 years of experience as a reporter and executive producer at CBS, Fox News, Bloomberg TV, Condé Nast Entertainment and CNBC. He’s covered elections, wars, natural disasters and produced interviews with dozens of world leaders, including five American presidents. He was the executive producer of the CBS Evening News and also launched the network's 24-hour streaming news channel.

Dervilla Mullan, Chief Product Officer at NewsWhip

Dervilla Mullan is Chief Product Officer and Board Member with NewsWhip, a predictive analytics company serving the world's largest brands, agencies and media companies. NewsWhip provides real-time and predictive insights on media and public interest across the social landscape.


In this webinar, you’ll gain insights into:

How social media is redefining where and how people discover news
The role of news creators in today’s media ecosystem, from TikTok and Instagram to YouTube
How news organizations can bring a social-first perspective to their monitoring and analysis