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News journalists, led by a former war correspondent for PBS, start a News platform Called noosphere to react to a rapidly changing media industry.
The platform focuses on mobile users and offers a video feed and content in the tictok style by independent journalists who are checked by the company. According to the Semafor.
“I had essentially built an incredibly successful career in an industry that collapsed. This is a very strange place where you only collect trophies while the audience is smaller and the finances do not work,” said Jane Ferguson, CEO from NOOPHERE . “And it became clear to me that this was actually a terminal and certainly in the television business.”
News journalists under the direction of Jane Ferguson, a former PBS war correspondent, start a news platform called Noosphere to react to a quickly changing media industry. (PBS/Screenshot)
The platform will initially calculate subscribers $ 15 per month, a price that is later increased to $ 19.99, whereby the income of users for journalists and content manufacturers for NOOPPHERE is shared.
“We really wanted to build the architecture for the best journalists to enter the content creative industry,” said Ferguson.
Ferguson thought of the concept for noosphere, while in Princeton, where she realized that the traditional business model for reporters quickly disappeared.
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Both President Donald Trump and former Vice President Kamala Harris performed in large podcasts to connect with young voters and to appeal to a wider demographic basis. (Reuters/Brian Snyder/Kevin Mohatt)
Ferguson belongs to a growing number of journalists and entrepreneurs who deal with quickly changing trends in the media industry. It is a transformation that played a particularly important role in the 2024 campaign season, with President Donald Trump and former Vice President Kamala Harris Appears in large podcasts to contact young voters and to address a wider demographic basis.
Trump appeared in the Podcast Giant Joe Rogan’s show At the end of October in an interview that has collected over 56 million views on YouTube alone since its publication. News reports have shown that Harris’s campaign spent six figures for the appearance of Harris in the Podcast “Call Her Daddy”.
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Alexander Hall from Fox News contributed to this report.
