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The News Product Alliance is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting news product professionals through community building, training, and capacity building.
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The #NPASummit is currently sold out, but we have a waitlist available! If you would like to be added, please email us at [email protected].
They’ll explore how newsrooms are shifting from a reliance on programmatic advertising to more direct sales; how editorial and revenue teams are evolving to meet new reader and advertiser needs; and how publishers are leveraging tech to better measure and align audiences.
Amanda Zamora, Becky Bowers, Adriana Lacy, and Ken Doctor will discuss how publishers are diversifying revenue by creating products and experiences that deliver value — and reinforce trust — with community stakeholders, including readers, advertisers, and community partners.
In this new instalment of ‘If the product is news’, Mariah Craddick explores how Svenska Dagbladet’s collaborative model led to the successful launch of SvD Kompakt, a product designed for younger audiences facing news fatigue — and what it reveals about the future of news organizations.
What happens when a 140-year-old newsroom decides to reinvent how it works? 🗞️ At Svenska Dagbladet, that transformation meant breaking down silos and creating an “editorial growth hub” — a cross-functional team where product, editorial, design, and data experts work together from day one.
This ensures small and local publishers can adopt AI responsibly and cost-effectively, while revitalizing open-source collaboration that strengthens journalism’s ecosystem capacity to innovate at scale.
We’re excited to share that the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation (@pjmfdn.bsky.social) has renewed its support for the NPAi Co-Lab! 🎉

Next year, the Co-Lab will productize its first-party data schema, pilot it with newsrooms and tool vendors, and embed it in a community-led governance model.
Every reader interaction leaves a data trail — signing up for alerts, downloading a voter guide, or filling out a survey. When handled with care, this first-party data can help newsrooms serve their audiences better. When mishandled, it can erode trust.
A key driver of this success has been breaking down silos between newsroom and product — ensuring collaboration that keeps the audience at the center.
It’s no secret that The New York Times has carved a consequential and profitable path toward sustainability and growth, powered not just by its comprehensive news coverage but also by a significantly diversified product portfolio.
The NPA Summit is currently sold out, but we have a waitlist available! If you would like to be added, please email us at [email protected].
In this session at the #NPASummit 2025, Paul Cheung, Burt Herman, and Ava Macha will guide participants to prototype news products built on trust for specific communities — exploring counter-offensive tactics to rise above noise and falsehoods, and create more resilient information spaces.
People consume information differently based on age, geography, language, culture, digital habits, and levels of trust in institutions. A one-size-fits-all product strategy risks irrelevance — especially as low-quality “pink slime” sites flood communities with misleading stories that erode trust.
☑️ Why first-party and zero-party data are the most relevant, accurate, and trustworthy forms of data.
☑️ How a data census can break down silos, reduce duplication, and align data with organizational goals.
In this guide, Kevin Anderson walks us through:
☑️ The role of first-, second-, and third-party data — and why the source of data shapes its quality, value, and ethical use.
First-party data fuels editorial strategy, product operations, marketing, and advertising — yet too often it’s collected in silos, across fragmented systems and goals, which limits its full potential.
Understanding first-party data is deceptively simple — but doing it well is complex. It has become foundational, strategic, and indispensable as news organizations move away from platform dependence and toward deeper, more direct audience relationships.
Then the fun really begins as we’ll jump into a "get-your-hands-dirty" workshop to help you apply these lessons in your own organization! 🙌

Learn more about the #NPASummit 2025: newsproduct.org/summit
Summit 2025 — News Product Alliance
Join us on October 23 and 24 in Chicago for the NPA Summit 2025!
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In this session, Madeleine White of The Audiencers will dive deep into the concept of belonging, with a case study from The Telegraph. Product Manager Dean Attil will share how they have segmented their audience and established targeted product strategies to make the most out of each reader.