Episodes
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Joe Revill, Head of E-Publishing and Syndication at Are Media, discusses the company's transformation from a traditional print powerhouse to a leading omnichannel content and commerce platform in the Australian market.
In this episode, Joe describes Are Media’s strategies for engaging readers, including a shift to blend brand partnerships with affiliate marketing. He also discusses the launch of Content Shop — a platform for licensing high-quality editorial images, how Are Media gathers data-driven insights from its “Insiders” community and the growing role of AI in content creation. -
Fionnuala Duggan leads the strategy behind The Economist’s highly successful online course portfolio which launched in 2021 and includes topics like writing, critical thinking, AI and data visualization.
In this episode, Fionnuala shares what led The Economist to develop online courses and how they came to life in collaboration with The Economist’s newsroom. Learn which online course has become her personal favorite and why she thinks AI can only enhance—not replace—human teaching. -
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Esther Dyson, a journalist, investor and the founder of Wellville, discusses AI’s impact on journalism. She outlines why true journalism—uncovering untold stories and holding people accountable—requires human insight and intuition, which AI lacks.
Esther cautions against business models that exploit AI to manipulate consumer behavior and advocates for stronger liability measures to hold companies accountable for the potential harm caused by AI.
