HeyJaredInsight Shapes News
Insight Shapes News is a podcast hosted by Nils Ove Håland Riise, who works at Kilkaya, a leader in analytics and informed personalization for news and publishers.
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#21 The King Is Dead. Do We Switch Off Personalization in News? Christoph Schmitz at Schibsted (opens the original)
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Some news is too important for anyone to miss. Does that mean everyone should see the same homepage? “The king is dead” has long been Nils’s example of a story in demos for personalization with news publishers and broadcasters, that must stay at the top, regardless of what an algorithm thinks a reader wants. It raises a question at the heart of news personalization: when one story matters to everyone, where does personalization belong? In this episode of Insight Shapes News by Kilkaya, host Nils
#20 The Change Tax: Why Print-Era Hierarchy Is Killing News Media in the AI Age. Selma Stern, Independent Advisor (opens the original)
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Most people in media have not heard the term "change tax," but they have felt it. Selma Stern describes it as work that keeps coming back without ever getting resolved, like the same alignment meeting held three times in a year, with nothing decided each time. In this episode, host Nils Ove Håland Riise talks with Selma Stern, an independent advisor to media companies. Stern has worked as Chief of Staff at Axel Springer, Chief Membership Officer at Business Insider, and Chief Customer Officer at
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