Eve O’Neill

Wirecutter | New York Times
 www.nytimes.com/wirecutter

Eve is a senior staff writer at Wirecutter, the product testing arm of the New York Times, where she tests and reviews travel and outdoor gear. She grew up in Pennsylvania, has a BFA in Filmmaking from the North Carolina School of the Arts, and is currently producing a documentary about Lake Tahoe non-profit Clean Up The Lake. Her work has also appeared in NYT Travel and Sunset Magazine, among other places. She lives in Truckee with her adventure corgi, Frank Zappa.

All Sessions by Eve O’Neill

  • Sept 28, 2021 Tuesday


  • 10:00 AM  - 10:50 AM
    Publishing has changed and journalism as we know it, it’s in a crisis. As a result, many new monetization models have sprung up in an effort to keep outlets alive. Brian Smith, senior content marketing manager, Outside Magazine, Eve O'Neill, senior staff writer, Wirecutter and Michael Calore, senior editor at Wired, have figured out how to use affiliate revenue, paywalls, and branded content to fund their publications' journalism. While these monetization models are certainly not mutually exclusive, these editors will share pros and cons of each.
    Where
    Room 1




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