About Amalie Nash

Newsroom Transformation Initiative Lead

INMA

Denver, Colorado, United States

Amalie Nash leads the INMA Newsroom Transformation Initiative. She can be reached at amalie.nash@inma.org.

Written by Amalie

28 Blog Posts

Politiken’s SML model is good for print and digital

4 July 2024 By Amalie Nash

Aftenposten moves to page automation, adds e-edition

2 July 2024 By Amalie Nash

Are middle managers the secret sauce to cultural change at news companies?

19 June 2024 By Amalie Nash

Axel Springer research: Content that evokes fear also evokes cancellations

18 June 2024 By Amalie Nash

Owning your news audience is becoming more urgent

5 June 2024 By Amalie Nash

Research identifies 4 types of journalist relationships with data

4 June 2024 By Amalie Nash

DPG Media focuses on user needs for the head and those for the heart

23 May 2024 By Amalie Nash

Berlingske Media focuses on 6 user needs

22 May 2024 By Amalie Nash

What are user needs and why should I care?

21 May 2024 Amalie Nash

What if it’s not them (young readers), it’s you (traditional news sources)?

8 May 2024 Amalie Nash

Newsroom leaders talk news fatigue, opportunities in a big news year

7 May 2024 Amalie Nash

Hearst and IL Palat share multimodal success stories

6 May 2024 Amalie Nash

How do newsrooms decide what formats to create and use?

5 May 2024 Amalie Nash

Newsweek audience executive weighs in on word count strategies

22 April 2024 Amalie Nash

Is there a disconnect between word count and engaged time?

21 April 2024 Amalie Nash

How does a media organisation measure its cultural change?

28 March 2024 Amalie Nash

7 priorities can help news media leaders change the culture of their newsroom

26 March 2024 Amalie Nash

NZME brings the newsroom on the subscription journey

18 March 2024 Amalie Nash

Fortune optimises subscription targeting on premium journalism

13 March 2024 Amalie Nash

User needs show huge misalignment in story mix

12 March 2024 Amalie Nash

What key metrics should newsrooms be watching?

3 March 2024 Amalie Nash

These 8 lessons should shape strategies on data in newsrooms

27 February 2024 Amalie Nash

It’s time to think more seriously about story formats

15 February 2024 Amalie Nash

New audience development role at Toronto Star breaks silos

13 February 2024 Amalie Nash

Building direct traffic is more important than ever for news publishers

31 January 2024 Amalie Nash

Dallas Morning News uses blended metrics to find deeper newsroom insights

30 January 2024 Amalie Nash

Data has many advantages for newsrooms — and some limitations

18 January 2024 Amalie Nash

Newsroom transformation is much more than just print-to-digital

16 January 2024 Amalie Nash

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