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International News Media Association (INMA)
Online Audio and Video Media
Dallas, TX 8,595 followers
The world's leading provider of global best practices for news media.
About us
The International News Media Association (INMA) is the world's leading provider of global best practices for news media companies looking to grow revenue, audience, and brand amid profound market change. OUR MEMBERS: INMA members are executives at the world's leading news media companies. INMA today has more than 16,000 members at nearly 900 media companies in 70+ countries. Members are typically c-level executives involved in leadership and executive management, advertising, audience, digital, marketing, product development, and research. OUR VISION: INMA aspires to be an essential resource in the multi-platform transformation of media companies that produce quality journalism and relevant content. OUR MISSION: INMA identifies for its members the best ideas to grow audience, revenue, and brand of news media companies through: Sharing of global best practices. Spotting of trends, commonalities, and outliers. Identifying new business model opportunities. Rewarding new ways of building brand and corporate value. WHAT WE DELIVER: This mission is achieved by providing members unprecedented access to thousands of ideas and professional contacts via blogs, case studies, conferences, publications, sales and marketing campaigns, and networking tools. INMA also shares its vision with cutting-edge presentations and interviews involving media industry conferences, media industry leaders, the advertising community, and private consultations.
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https://www.inma.org
External link for International News Media Association (INMA)
- Industry
- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Dallas, TX
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1930
- Specialties
- marketing, business models, news media, newspapers, online, journalism, subscriptions, advertising, data, and product
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Primary
P.O. Box 740186
Dallas, TX 75374, US
Employees at International News Media Association (INMA)
Updates
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The New York Times' partnership with Instacart brings a useful element to its Cooking app users, INMA Product & Tech Initiative Lead Jodie Hopperton writes in her latest blog.
New York Times brings commerce to it’s cooking app
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An online presence allows for more community interaction, but for news media companies, that also means grappling with the challenges of toxic comments, online trolls, hate speech, and misinformation. During this week's Webinar, hosted by the INMA Product & Tech Initiative, Dr. Laura Badura of Der Spiegel will share insights into the creation of a new product called Speigel Debatte. Join us on Wednesday, July 31, at 10 a.m. New York time.
Upcoming Webinar: Der Spiegel is fostering civil discourse in a divided world
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"The fundamental motivation for a healthy private media company will never be to maximise profit for shareholders, but rather to create a self-sustaining business," Tord Overå writes.
Measuring revenue makes for easier media transformation
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Big thanks to the 251 participants of this week's 18th Annual INMA South Asia News Media Conference in New Delhi – and thanks for standing with INMA's mission-driven network dedicated to sustaining journalism and growing the impact and influence of news brands. Here are a few of the faces “standing” with INMA’s mission, values, and community at an exhibit at the New Delhi conference. And thanks to our 5,702 members in South Asia – so crucial to making INMA the fastest-growing press association worldwide.
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INMA held its 18th annual South Asia News Media Conference last week at Le Meridien in New Delhi in front of 251 delegates – the first in-person conference in five years and the largest attendance in a decade. Key focuses were on the business of journalism: digital transformation, business models, generative AI, newsroom innovation, consumerism, video, subscriptions, advertising and commerce, data, and where print fits in a digital world. The conference was part of a five-day South Asia Media Festival consisting of a study tour of New Delhi media innovators, the conference, and workshops on reader revenue and mobile journalism. Thanks to INMA’s 5,702 members in South Asia, the 251 Festival delegates, the South Asia Division Board of Directors, and the INMA team for the news industry’s most powerful programme of the year. Click here for all Festival photos: https://lnkd.in/g6WYXMrH.
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Congratulations to INMA South Asia Division President Bharat Gupta, CEO of Jagran New Media, for his leadership in developing the association’s first in-person conference in five years this week in India. With the guidance of the South Asia Division Board and the INMA team, the South Asia Media Festival drew 251 delegates – our biggest attendance in a decade. The conference focused on digital transformation, GenAI, business models, data, newsrooms, and more.
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As audiovisual managing editor at The Standard Group Plc in Nairobi, Kenya, INMA Elevate Scholarship recipient Anthony Makokha is intricately engaged with various aspects of the news media business, with a particular focus on subscriptions, product development, data utilisation, advertising, and the efficient operation of newsrooms.
INMA Elevate Scholar: Anthony Makokha of The Standard Group
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Using fútbol as a metaphor for SEO strategy approach and execution, Clara Soteras, head of SEO and product at El Nacional, said the defense side of the newsroom is all about data: “We can find in real-time how the analytics and data tools are working as well as how they are being consumed by our audience.”
El Nacional takes a whole-company approach to SEO
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The New York Times is putting a lot of effort into building its polls to encourage audiences to return throughout the election cycle, Hannah Poferl said during yesterday's Webinar: “We’re putting a lot of product work into how we build them so that they’re better front doors.”
At The New York Times, audience and editorial work together to shape coverage