The Elements of Editorial Strategy
A field overview of editorial strategy, the practice of product development for content.
About This Presentation
What Is This?
What is editorial strategy? Why is it so integral to content strategy? And what is the relationship between content strategy and publishing? As the invited speaker for the 27 August meeting of the Content Strategists of New York City (CSNYC), hosted at the offices of Bond Art + Science, I was lucky enough to present my thoughts. (Disclosure: I'm a co-founder of the group and its speaking series.) This presentation was followed by a panel of extraordinarily bright thinkers who work in this space:- Ian Alexander, Eat Media (related post)
- Craig Bromberg, AOL
- Matthew Geraghty, Razorfish
Full Video and Panel Highlights
Streaming production courtesy of the UX Workshop. Check the following timestamps to see the panelists speak: The Elements of Editorial Strategy | The UX Workshop.For Further Information
If you've been reading this carefully, you know by now that this presentation does not provide an entry-level discussion of content strategy. So here are some ideas to get you sorted. For a clear description of the content strategy field of practice, I have a three-step syllabus for you:- Dig Karen McGrane's presentation, "Content Strategy is King!"
- Read Kristina Halvorson's article, "The Discipline of Content Strategy"; and
- Scour the knol for a landscape view of the field and its practitioners.
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