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Four Takeaways on Change in Local Media–from a Table Stakes Coach
At WAN-IFRA we spend a lot of time looking at the big picture, World Press Trends and the most successful case studies.So I was excited to take on a more hands-on coaching role in Table Stakes Europe … more
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Is It Time to Reassess Editorial Standards on Discriminatory Journalism?
2020 has pulled stories about race into the spotlight, from coverage around the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement to racially motivated attacks surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. But even in a year… more
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How a Retired Journalist Helped Swing Maine’s Senate Race
Bill Nemitz remembers the moment he realized a new front had been opened in one of the most important senate races in the country. It was early October; Nemitz, a columnist for the Portland Press … more
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Innovation and a Sharper Focus: How Local News is Weathering the Coronavirus Storm
“I think of it akin to how it is during a hurricane, except this hurricane has been lasting for months. When there's a hurricane coming or a hurricane that hits one of our communities, people … more
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Tallahassee Democrat Building Sold; Newspaper Will Relocate to New Office Space
After 52 years at 277 N. Magnolia Drive, the Tallahassee Democrat is on the hunt for a new home in the capital city.As reported earlier, the Democrat building has been on the market since March. On … more
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Why One Reporter Chose a Buyout After 20 Years
Melissa B. Taboada has been a reporter at the Austin American-Statesman for more than twenty years; this month, she took a buyout, along with more than a hundred other Gannett reporters and five … more
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Google and Facebook News Payments to Include ABC and SBS After Change to Draft Code
Australia’s mandatory news code no longer excludes the ABC and SBS from receiving payments from Google and Facebook for using their content.The addition of the public broadcasters is one of the … more
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It’s Time to Hold Editors Accountable for Harassed News Workers
Like many professors, I follow journalism graduates on Facebook to keep up with their achievements, and recently came upon a disturbing post that inspired this column. An alumna received a signed … more
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BuzzFeed is Buying HuffPost—and Inheriting Its Diversity Issues
About an hour after the news that BuzzFeed is acquiring HuffPost first broke, BuzzFeed chief Jonah Peretti held an all-hands for HuffPost staffers over Google Meet. Peretti appeared enthusiastic and … more
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How Local Journalists are Covering a Thanksgiving Drastically Impacted by COVID-19
In 2018 and 2019, Hadley Barndollar covered a Thanksgiving charitable event in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She calls it the highlight of her year. The features/investigative reporter for The … more
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How Journalists Beyond the U.S. Fight Back Against Government Intimidation
President Trump may be leaving office but he and his rhetoric about fake news are here to stay. From the beginning of his presidential campaign, Trump has used the rubric “fake news” to … more
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FUNKE Mediengruppe is Using Content-X to Produce Magazines for Its Daily Newspapers
FUNKE Mediengruppe, one of the largest media groups in Germany, has long been producing its newspapers with solutions developed by ppi Media, including PlanPag and OM for page production. In June … more
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YouTube Suspends One America News for Peddling Pandemic Misinformation
YouTube said it suspended right-wing channel One America News for one week, beginning Tuesday, for violating its policy against misinformation related to the covid-19 pandemic and temporarily … more
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The NewsRun, a Daily Newsletter About Pakistan, Cuts Through the Noise of a Cluttered Media Market
I’ve always felt a particular guilt that, as a journalist, I’ve struggled to keep up with the news in Pakistan.I’m first-generation Pakistani American and culturally, at least in … more
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Fox News Settles Suit With Family of Murdered DNC Staffer Seth Rich
Fox News has settled a lawsuit filed by the family of Seth Rich, the slain Democratic National Committee staffer who became the center of right-wing conspiracies about hacked emails. Joel and Mary … more
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The Media's Reckoning Over Hispanic Representation
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus on Monday met with The New York Times to discuss the lack of Latino representation at the paper.The big picture: Leaders in the Hispanic community have for years … more
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Do Publishers Stand a Chance Against the Digital Duopoly?
The word publisher can conjure up many different things to different people. Some old-schoolers picture The New York Times or Condé Nast, while younger generations may think of digital-first … more
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Saving Democracy is a Slogan Not a Strategy
In the past four years, I’ve seen increasingly fervent articles, studies and op-eds declaring journalism’s essential role in a healthy democracy. As we’ve heard many times before, … more
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How Journalism is Finding New Money
While most news outlets are slashing budgets, an emerging class of philanthropists and streaming services—plus the country’s largest newspaper, the New York Times—are spending … more
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Trump Bump: New York Times and Washington Post Digital Subscriptions Tripled Since 2016
The New York Times and The Washington Post have very different strategies for building the subscription news company of the future.The big picture: Sources tell Axios that the Post is nearing 3 … more
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