Newspaper Next

Download the Newspaper Next Disruptive Innovation Barometer here.

Download the Newspaper Next Idea Resume here.

Download the Newspaper Next OASYS form here.

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As part of Newspaper Next 2.0, the American Press Institute worked with Borrell Associates to provide an overview of the most promising online revenue opportunities, along with tools and resources to help newspapers take maximum advantage of them.

Below are links to spreadsheets outlining current local online spending by business category in every designated market area (DMA), as well as Borrell's Future Tool to enable newspapers to calculate what their potential revenue opportunity could be in any size market.

Download the Data Overview here. This is your user's guide to the data offered below.

Download the Market Selector here.

Download online spending figures per DMA here.

Download the Online Spending Analysis here.

Download the Future Tool for Quintile 1 here.

Download the Future Tool for Quintile 2 here.

Download the Future Tool for Quintile 3 here.

Download the Future Tool for Quintile 4 here.

Download the Future Tool for Quintile 5 here.

Download the Web Audit for Quintile 1 here.

Download the Web Audit for Quintile 2 here.

Download the Web Audit for Quintile 3 here.

Download the Web Audit for Quintile 4 here.

Download the Web Audit for Quintile 5 here.

Databases are an indispensable tool in building online audiences and developing new revenue streams. In this new report author Steve Buttry reviews the many ways databases can be employed to enhance news coverage and address critical consumer and business jobs to be done, and discusses some of the organizational and technological decisions that will need to be made as newspapers expand their online database offerings. The report costs $19.95.

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