Editorial Content Design: A News Experience

Overview

“The week — a specific, quality back, different every day, but recurring every seven. A product designed for even more relaxed reading, which covers various topics, which serves to involve different niches of readers and which we can extract and keep. Not a supplement to convey advertising, as in an old attachment format, but a weekly magazine, even with light foliation, fundamental for conveying alternative content.”

In this video lesson Francesco Franchi addresses the topic: The form of editorial content and time: the week, which is part of the Domestika online course: Editorial Content Design: A News Experience. Design a publishing experience that responds to and adapts to new information consumption. Combines analog and digital platforms to shape content to be read, watched, listened to, and touched..

Partial transcription of the video

“We have witnessed the hour. experienced the day. and now find ourselves at the third column of our matrix. representing the week. Content that remains available for seven days. varying daily. and tailored to cater to diverse reader niches. aligning with their specific passions and interests. ensuring engagement and relevance throughout the week. material available in print form. offered for seven days. and we will examine case studies where a newspaper's weekend section expands by providing diverse inserts supplements. enhancing its appeal and readership. for digital service content. includ...”

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Course summary for: Editorial Content Design: A News Experience

• Level: Beginner
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• 1484 students
• 4 units
• 17 lessons (3h 14m)
• 11 downloads

• Category

  Design

• Areas

  Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Information Design