Dana Amihere

1 month ago | rjionline.org | Zoli Csernatony |Dana Amihere

Want to earn readers’ attention? Reward them for itIntroducing DigInThere, a free audience engagement tool for news publishers to recognize and reward their audiences for genuine effort and, ultimately, thoughtful consumption. There’s an ever-increasing volume of online content out there vying for audiences’ finite attention spans. In simple economic terms, supply (online content) keeps growing while demand (human attention) stays fixed.

1 month ago | editorandpublisher.com | Zoli Csernatony |Dana Amihere

Posted Monday, March 3, 2025 10:48 am Introducing DigInThere, a free audience engagement tool for news publishers to recognize and reward their audiences for genuine effort and, ultimately, thoughtful consumption.  ...

Jan 23, 2025 | rjionline.org | Zoli Csernatony |Dana Amihere

How to build safe community spaces that turn readers into doersOur tech landscape, which has an outsized effect on how journalism and the business of news are evolving, is (to keep it PG-rated)… a cluster. But, those who work at the intersection of tech (especially AI) and journalism can learn from the chaos unfolding, namely social media. DigInThere is watching and listening to better serve newsrooms who seek to leverage the best parts of social media and the people who use it.

Jan 13, 2025 | afrolanews.org | Dana Amihere

DONATE Despite losing his own home in the Eaton Fire, Altadena resident Clarence Jackson, 44, volunteers during the Dena Relief Drive at the Flintridge Center in Pasadena on Jan. 12. (Shady Grove Oliver/AfroLA) AfroLA's work is driven by what our audience tells us that they need and want from us as a local news provider. Take our information needs survey. (C'mon...you've got a few minutes to spare.)

Oct 29, 2024 | afrolanews.org | Armon Owlia |Dana Amihere |Katie Licari

divided. is a podcast that explores what separates us—and how we can find common ground. This season examines the root causes of political polarization in the U.S. through an investigative, solutions journalism lens. “The Mirror” reframes how political rhetoric clouds our collective mental health, exploring the deep psychological effects of today’s divisive political landscape. Experts weigh in on whether we can lift the fog and find healing amidst the growing division.