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I just published a new Baekdal/Executive report for you. It's about the difference between 'time-based' and 'on-demand'.
This is something that is usually discussed in terms of streaming channels, but the overall principle also applies to newspapers and magazines. In fact, it has a huge impact on the value of your journalism, the services that you provide, and the consumption patterns of your audience.
For instance, what is the difference between an 'un-prepared time-based linear' model and a 'determined urgent on-demand' model? And more importantly in which of these two are your news reports today?
So take a look at: Strategy guide: On-demand vs time-based moments, and how they define publishers.
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