Working in a newsroom and thinking about launching a new editorial project? Planning to create a new newsletter, a series of investigative reports, or an immersive investigation but unsure whether you know how to manage a project, let alone a team? This guide aims to provide you with the keys needed to turn your ideas into reality and will guide you through assigning roles, setting up a timeline, and communicating among participants.
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About the authors and translators
Robin Kwong is responsible for audience loyalty at the Wall Street Journal. He brings twenty years of journalism experience across various roles in newsrooms throughout Asia, Europe, and North America. He has served as a journalist, editor, special projects lead, as well as leader and manager at the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal. He has won numerous awards for projects including The Uber Game and The WSJ Email Challenge. He is a Yale University graduate and Honorary Fellow of the Association for Project Management.
The translation and French-language editing of this guide was initiated by Thomas Seymat, head of editorial projects and development at Euronews. He has more than ten years of experience in international journalism, new formats, and media innovation.
The guide was translated and edited by Owen Huchon, community journalist at Médianes. The cover and layout of the guide were created by Christelle Perrin, the text composition and illustrations were done by Maëlle Ledu, graphic designer intern at Médianes.
About the Association for Product Management
This guide was originally published in English by the Association for Product Management (APM), which brings together thousands of product management professionals around the world.
About Médianes
Launched in 2020, Médianes is a resource center dedicated to independent and committed media outlets and a strategy, marketing and design studio. Its goal? To help leaders and their editorial teams produce quality journalism and monetize it through their audiences, sustainably.
Médianes is an entrepreneurial and nonprofit project that supports media organizations, those who found them, and those who create them. Médianes operates on a hybrid model: a strategy studio (agency) that supports independent and engaged media and a resource center (media outlet) run by a nonprofit organization.
To learn more about Médianes, visit our About page.
