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How The New York Times Pictures the Future of News
Posted on: Sun, 17 May 2009 11:32:00 +0000
 The New York Times, like the rest of the American newspaper industry, is in dire financial straits. But that hasn't stopped it from looking to the future and how news might be delivered to its audience in 10 years.
The Times' research and development team works on the 28th floor of the newspaper's midtown skyscraper, and its members are tasked with taking a big-picture view of what's coming to news. Among their bets: Readers will want news on new devices, like ereaders and netbooks, and in new outside-the-browser experiences, like Times Reader; they'll consume more news in their living rooms, on their flat-screen TVs; and they'll want easier ways to move content among their various devices, like cell phones, laptops, and televisions.
The Nieman Journalism Lab got an exclusive tour of the Times R&D facilities, including interviews with its key members. Complete coverage, which includes five exclusive videos showing the new devices and applications they're building, can be found at:
http://www.niemanlab.org/category/nytrnd/
The Nieman Journalism Lab is a project at Harvard University to figure out the future of quality journalism online. Its site is http://www.niemanlab.org/.
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