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Video becomes essential to modern journalism as news consumption shifts to mobile and social platforms

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Jennifer H. Cunningham for E&P Magazine

10d ago· 4 min readenInsight

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Newsweek Editor-in-Chief Jennifer H. Cunningham argues that video has evolved from a distribution tactic into an essential component of modern journalism. As news consumption becomes increasingly layered, mobile-first, and platform-driven, publishers must integrate visual storytelling to reach audiences where they discover content — on Instagram, YouTube, and social feeds — and guide them toward deeper reporting. The piece explores how video complements serious journalism rather than diluting it.

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News audiences today rarely encounter journalism in a single format.
A reader may see a short clip on Instagram, hear a headline reference on YouTube, search for additional context, and only then land on a publisher's site to read a full story.
News consumption has become layered and mobile-first, shaped by platforms that prioritize visual content and rapid discovery.
For publishers, this raises a strategic question: How should video fit into serious journalism?
The answer is increasingly clear: Video
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Today’s news audiences often encounter journalism long before they ever visit a publisher’s website, discovering stories through social media feeds, short clips and mobile platforms. In this E&P Shoptalk, Newsweek Editor-in-Chief Jennifer H. Cunningham ar

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