The immediate impact we saw from the Covid-19 crisis was an emergence or resurfacing of news products to fulfil specific user needs.
The past year, while difficult, brought about great product innovation in the journalism industry. User-centred product development, which had taken root in 2019, became the focus for big and small news organisations globally in 2020.
This case study is also featured in WAN-IFRA’s recent report on digital subscription marketing (free for WAN-IFRA Members). Click here to read the report.
Anita Zielina, Director of Innovation and Leadership, Craig Newmark J-School/CUNY, USA, works at the intersection of media and technology leadership and is an advocate for culture change being closely related to strategy change. She joined WAN-IFRA’s recent Digital Media Europe conference to talk about how tough times can be transformative.
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Many blame President Trump s fiery rhetoric claiming that the election was stolen from him.
The President now claims he is ready for a peaceful transition of power to President-Elect Joe Biden.
A peaceful transition is vital to democratic governments, where the leadership of a government peacefully hands over control of government to a newly elected or selected leadership.
Congresswoman Rebecca Michelle Sherrill from New Jersey, Congressman Thomas Suozzi and Congressman Andrew Garbarino from New York are on the show to explain if the process is tarnished and if the country will remain divided.
Also, despite a new calendar year, the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening across the country.
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SVBâs Annual Healthcare Report Highlights Banner Year in Venture Fundraising, Investing, Exits
January 07, 2021, 08:25 AM
Healthcare venture fundraising soared to $17 billion in 2020, a 57% increase over 2019 s record, according to Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). Investment in venture-backed companies also rose to a new high of $51 billion.
SVB s 10th annual Healthcare Investments and Exits Report, released today at SVB s Innovate Next virtual summit, analyzes and predicts trends for global venture capital fundraising, investing and exits that shape the biopharma, healthtech, diagnostics/tools (dx/tools) and medical device sectors. 2020 was a remarkable year for venture fundraising and investment in healthcare at a time when innovation is more important than ever, said Jonathan Norris, Managing Director of SVB s Life Science and Healthcare Practice and author of the repor
Silicon Valley Bank s 10th Annual Healthcare Report Highlights Banner Year in Venture Fundraising, Investing and Exits
Innovation from venture-backed companies amid the COVID-19 pandemic led to record level of investment totaling $51 billion in 2020
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Healthcare venture fundraising soared to $17 billion in 2020, a 57% increase over 2019 s record, according to Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the bank of the world s most innovative companies and their investors. Investment in venture-backed companies also rose to a new high of $51 billion.
SVB s 10
th annual
Healthcare Investments and Exits Report, released today at SVB s Innovate Next virtual summit, analyzes and predicts trends for global venture capital fundraising, investing and exits that shape the biopharma, healthtech, diagnostics/tools (dx/tools) and medical device sectors.