Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions

Technological advancement is inevitable in today’s world. Advancements in technology are having a profound impact on every aspect of human life. Media companies are no different. Adapting to the latest technology is a must to survive in the marketplace. This technological advancement has led to digi...

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description Technological advancement is inevitable in today’s world. Advancements in technology are having a profound impact on every aspect of human life. Media companies are no different. Adapting to the latest technology is a must to survive in the marketplace. This technological advancement has led to digital convergence, bringing together old and new media in business to grow together. This resulted in a revolutionary transformation in media, opening opportunities to reinvent how they engage audiences and grow revenue in a multimedia environment. Additionally, it made the adjustment process somewhat challenging for the existing employees in certain aspects, as well as for the management of the new media departments within the same organisation. This research aims to elucidate the situation of digital transformation through technological shifts, newsroom management activities, and economic growth resulting from the digital transition. The research method employed here is a qualitative, in-depth interview method. Two media houses, RTV Online, the online portal of a leading broadcast television channel, and Bangladesh Pratidin, the online portal of a leading daily newspaper, were selected for data collection. In-depth interviews with eight journalists from these two media organisations were conducted with a semi-structured questionnaire. This research sought to capture the evolving features of digital transitions in media institutions in Bangladesh, brought about by technological advancements. The interview data show that shifts are visible, and that competition, technological changes, increased audience engagement, and greater flexibility in content production are driving structural change.
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spelling ojs-3542026-04-09T08:49:18Z Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions Islam, Ameena Digital transformation Newsroom Activities Management Bangladesh Technological advancement is inevitable in today’s world. Advancements in technology are having a profound impact on every aspect of human life. Media companies are no different. Adapting to the latest technology is a must to survive in the marketplace. This technological advancement has led to digital convergence, bringing together old and new media in business to grow together. This resulted in a revolutionary transformation in media, opening opportunities to reinvent how they engage audiences and grow revenue in a multimedia environment. Additionally, it made the adjustment process somewhat challenging for the existing employees in certain aspects, as well as for the management of the new media departments within the same organisation. This research aims to elucidate the situation of digital transformation through technological shifts, newsroom management activities, and economic growth resulting from the digital transition. The research method employed here is a qualitative, in-depth interview method. Two media houses, RTV Online, the online portal of a leading broadcast television channel, and Bangladesh Pratidin, the online portal of a leading daily newspaper, were selected for data collection. In-depth interviews with eight journalists from these two media organisations were conducted with a semi-structured questionnaire. This research sought to capture the evolving features of digital transitions in media institutions in Bangladesh, brought about by technological advancements. The interview data show that shifts are visible, and that competition, technological changes, increased audience engagement, and greater flexibility in content production are driving structural change. Sage Harvard Style G| 2026-04-09 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer-reviewed Conference Proceedings Submission application/pdf http://journals.juniv.edu/index.php/jurpc/article/view/354 10.59185/jurpc.v36i1.354 The Jahangirnagar Review Part-C; Vol. 36 No. 1 (2025) 10.59185/jurpc.v36i1 eng http://journals.juniv.edu/index.php/jurpc/article/view/354/283 Copyright (c) 2026 The Jahangirnagar Review Part-C
spellingShingle Digital transformation
Newsroom Activities
Management
Bangladesh
Islam, Ameena
Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions
title Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions
title_full Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions
title_fullStr Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions
title_full_unstemmed Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions
title_short Digital Transformation in Bangladesh’s Media: An In depth Analysis of Journalists’ Opinions
title_sort digital transformation in bangladesh s media an in depth analysis of journalists opinions
topic Digital transformation
Newsroom Activities
Management
Bangladesh
topic_facet Digital transformation
Newsroom Activities
Management
Bangladesh
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