In June, Los Angeles Times executive editor Kevin Merida revealed the future of the LA Times and journalism at an event with Los Angeles World Affairs Council & Town Hall:
1. RIP Print Newspapers — Ink-Stained Fingers Wave Goodbye: The inevitable demise of print newspapers gives way to delivering content on digital platforms. Survival hinges on embracing the future.
2. Digital-First Thinking: Creation and distribution of content must be quick and responsive to digital appetites of audiences.
3. Playing with AI: Artificial intelligence (AI) is here but not writing stories at Los Angeles Times yet.
Favorite quote: “Guided by innovation, we’re dedicated to pioneering high-quality digital journalism that meets the moment and shapes the future.”
Click the image above for the full conversation.
