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Good Housekeeping isn’t the most modern-sounding of brands, but it is busily modernizing its business with a growing affiliate commerce

‘Numbers can have a numbing quality’ is a common saying in journalism, meaning that overuse of numbers can leave audiences

Across Europe, news organisations are being challenged to be more representative of their users and, in particular, underserved communities too

Building a sustainable model of audience supported, public-interest journalism is not easy. The story of declining advertising revenues, relationships with

In September, some 450,000 members of outdoor goods store REI, the largest U.S. consumer co-op, received a surprise in their

Federal officials are considering seeking a preliminary injunction against Facebook Inc. over antitrust concerns related to how its products interact,

NPR’s board of directors approved a new method for calculating its member stations’ fees for programming and other services, moving

ProPublica’s Documenting Hate collaboration comes to a close next month after nearly three years. It brought together hundreds of newsrooms

Journalism is arguably in one of the most fragile states since Gutenberg’s advent of the printing press almost 600 years