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Media Metrics Roundup for June 22, 2015

How to Make Analytics Matter in Your Newsroom

(Elizabeth Stephens / RJI)
Download the free weekly report template used by The Missourian.

Which Headlines Attract Most Readers?

(Mark Bulik / Times Insider)
One test at The New York Times increased readership 1,677 percent.

How “Platforms as Publishers” Could Threaten Journalistic Ethics

(Michael Keller / Medium)
Who owns audience engagement data?

Get Facebook, Bing, Twitter & More Into Google Data Studio

(Google Analytics Solutions)
Watch out, Google is coming after its competitors with this product.

A New Metric for Chat

(Ted Livingston / Medium)
The founder of Kik says it’s about attention. (And shares how teens are chatting.)

From MetricShift:

Practicing What They Preach: J-School News Services Track Engagement and Impact by Elia Powers

How Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Measure Engagement by Kira Hoffelmeyer

J-Schools Try Different Approaches to Training Aspiring Engagement Editors by Elia Powers

4 Takeaways from Pew’s Social Media News Report by Tim Cigelske

Why Trump Stories Online Don’t Attract the Audience That TV Does by Jason Alcorn

How to Use Chartbeat’s Natural Language Slackbot by Alexandra Kanik

Upcoming Trainings & Events:

> #MetricShift Twitter chat: Social Media Metrics [June 24]
> Backpack Journalism: How to Thrive as a Solo Journalist [June 29]
> Beyond Pageviews: Optimizing Analytics [July 13]
> Snapchat for Journalists and Storytellers [July 20]

Jason Alcorn :Jason Alcorn is a media consultant who helps newsrooms, foundations and nonprofits build an informed citizenry through journalism and civic engagement. He is also an award-winning investigative journalist. Get in touch at jason@jasalc.com or @jasonalcorn on Twitter.

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