Lewis Dvorkin, the chief product officer at Forbes, writes Sunday about the “new” newsroom operating at the business magazine.
“At its core, The New Newsroom we’re building at FORBES is made up of four different teams (in red) working together to harness real-time data, effectively the ‘News Signals’ that are absolutely vital to running any digital news business today. The data forms a powerful feedback loop that informs departments in every corner of our company — and the new breed of entrepreneurial journalist that is key to powering our content engine. The New Newsroom is about collaboration — between editorial, product, design, production — and, yes, the advertising sales and marketing departments, too.”
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Forbes is replacing its paid workforce with free and low-paid vanity bloggers. That's not so bad itself, but seeing D'Vorkin spin it like this is pretty disgusting.