Lantern focuses on reader engagement rather than visits or page views. Other elements are given just as much weight: depth of scroll, time spent on page, traffic source, and device breakdown.
FT also has a company-wide engagement metric that measures the frequency of visits, time spent reading, and the volume of articles read.
Renée Kaplan, the FT’s head of audience engagement, said: “The goal of Lantern is simple: to bring data into the newsroom in a clear, practical way. Our aim is to demystify data and empower our journalists in real time. Understanding what stories are topical and relevant to different audiences will in turn lead to a better experience for our readers.”
General editorial access to the dashboard is coupled with beat-specific analysis by the audience engagement team, allowing the newsroom to understand more about reader preferences and the impact of editorial decisions.
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