How to get more out of your newsroom experiments
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The way we report, present and distribute the news is changing rapidly, and running experiments is becoming more important for newsrooms trying to keep up with technological change.
A large part of my job as special projects editor at the FT is to think about doing experiments well. Central to this process is making sure your experiment has a distinct purpose, which can be a somewhat nebulous task.
There are several concrete ways to hone the focus of your experiment. I wrote about some of those ways in this piece published on Poynter.
I will also be facilitating a session on this topic at SRCCON in July.
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