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Emily Goligoski

Audience research & design leader // Journalism educator // Fmr. Charter, The Atlantic, Membership Puzzle Project, NYT

Emily Goligoski is an accomplished professional in the fields of media research, audience insights, and journalism education. She currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, teaching a course on the Business of Media as part of the Essentials curriculum for graduate students.12

Professional Experience

Goligoski's career spans several prominent media organizations:

  • Charter: She is currently the Head of Research and SVP at Charter, where she leads social science research initiatives and studies related to the future of work.1

  • The Atlantic: Prior to her role at Charter, Goligoski held leadership positions in audience research at The Atlantic, including Executive Director and Senior Director of Audience Research.1

  • The New York Times: She worked as a User Experience Research Lead at The New York Times from 2014 to 2017.1

Education and Expertise

Emily Goligoski holds a Master's degree from Stanford University, specializing in Learning, Design, and Technology.2 Her expertise lies in:

  • Conducting qualitative and quantitative research on news consumers
  • Delivering insights to media organizations to boost revenue and engagement
  • Leading design research for product development and audience discovery
  • Managing research efforts to study reader and listener interactions with journalism

Teaching and Contributions

As an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Goligoski brings her extensive industry experience to the classroom. She teaches about the business of media, helping to prepare the next generation of journalists for the evolving media landscape.12

Emily Goligoski's diverse background in research, media, and education positions her as a valuable contributor to both the industry and academia, bridging the gap between practical insights and theoretical knowledge in the field of journalism and media studies.

Highlights

Jul 31 · linkedin

For The New York Times, I wrote about how to do multigenerational travel right. Featuring guidance from Dr. Becky Kennedy Niro Feliciano Emily S. and on-the-road recollections from Sarah Janowsky Mollie Chen Joy Wong Daniels. Return with your boundaries intact! https://lnkd.in/gde4Ycku Elisabeth Goodridge

As Dr. Becky told me: “You only need your own approval when it comes to multi-generational travel. So many moments are hard because, consciously or often unconsciously, I'm looking for my own parent to tell me I'm doing a good job, rather than looking in the mirror before [making] a decision.”

Jul 30 · linkedin

Rising researchers: this is a great opportunity if you're interested in, say, "exposing the ways in which organized special interests are undermining the freedom to vote, protections for marginalized communities, and a free and fair judiciary." (Note, this opportunity is for the investigative project Documented, not the publication Documented.) via Investigative Reporters and Editors #journalismjobs

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Location

Brooklyn, New York, United States