In late 2015 Joellen Easton left nonprofit media for the first time in her career, and also made the daring move back to Maine from Southern California (in the winter!). She now serves as the digital product manager for the Bangor Daily News, where her one big goal is to make digital revenue overtake print revenue as quickly as possible, through launching of new products, optimization of digital performance, and innovation. Formerly she worked for American Public Media, leading the creation and partnership development of the Public Insight Network, a platform for digital editorial engagement.
Thesis:
High-Interactivity Radio: Using the Internet to Enhance Community Among Radio Listeners
