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A Newspaper Faces the Weight of Hong Kong’s Crackdown
After more than 200 police officers raided the newsroom of Hong Kong’s biggest pro-democracy newspaper, Apple Daily, a staff reporter messaged the editor in chief with a question: Should I … more
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Reuters Launches AI-Powered Tool to Speed Up Discovery of Historic Videos
Reuters has launched a beta set of AI-powered tools to make use of video clips up to a century old.Supported by the Google Digital News Innovation Fund, The Reuters Video Archive can timestamp human … more
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Daily Mail Publisher to Cut Up to 100 Jobs as Revenues Fall
The publisher of the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, the i and Metro is to cut up to 100 roles as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hammer the newspaper and magazine industry.Daily Mail and General … more
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How Santa Cruz Local is Growing During the Pandemic
“Hey everyone. I’m Kara Meyberg Guzman,” Meyberg Guzman said in a podcast episode last July for Santa Cruz Local.“And I’m Stephen Baxter,” her co-founder and … more
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The Second Wave of Agency Staff Cost Cuts is Starting to Build—but It Might Not Crash as Hard as the Spring Swell
Ad spending is starting to recover from the low point of the coronavirus. But unless it miraculously accelerates, all the evidence points to further job losses at agencies in the months to come. … more
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Google, Facebook and Others Broaden Group to Secure U.S. Election
Facebook, Google and other major tech companies said on Wednesday that they had added new partners and met with government agencies in their efforts to secure the November election.The group, which … more
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Trump Appointee Deepens Purge of U.S. Global Media Agency
The U.S. Agency for Global Media has removed a number of senior executives as the new CEO Michael Pack continues to dramatically reshape the government-run media group. Two of them say their ouster … more
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LMC Releases Member Survey of COVID-19 Impact on Local Newspapers
The Local Media Consortium today released the results of an FTI Consulting survey of COVID-19’s effect on local newspapers, which found that the US newspaper industry continues to face the … more
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How the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Thanked Front-Line Workers and Generated $35,000 in Advertising Revenue Along the Way
Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: As a local news organization, you can solicit drawings from children and publish a special section thanking essential employees who have kept your community … more
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New Mexico’s Largest Newspapers Combine Printing Operations
The Albuquerque Journal and the Santa Fe New Mexican newspapers are partnering to print both publications at the The New Mexican’s production facility in Santa Fe in a cost-cutting move.The … more
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Is Social Video the Future of Online News?
The growing popularity of social video platforms like TikTok has prompted more publishers and social channels to beef up their video offering. Some news organisations were quick to jump on the … more
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Tribune Publishing is Closing Some Physical Newsrooms, Including the Capital Gazette
Local journalists who’ve been working remotely for months because of the coronavirus pandemic will stay that way for awhile, and some will lose their newsrooms entirely.In a memo obtained by … more
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Countering the Revenue Loss Caused by Ad Blockers
In the last few months, ad blocking has taken a backseat in industry conversations and in the minds of publishers as they grapple with more immediate concerns, such as the revenue disruption caused … more
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How the World’s Biggest Media Companies Fared Through the Ongoing Crisis in Q2
Media owners with diversified revenue lines were best-positioned to weather the coronavirus crisis as it continued into the summer.Earnings reports for the June quarter reveal the extent to which the … more
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Consolidations Come at a Cost
Last week, in a Q&A about covering losses in the journalism industry, Poynter reporter Kristen Hare observed that the newsroom mergers and consolidations that have resulted from the coronavirus … more
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How Will the Media Cover Kamala Harris?
No surprise: Joe Biden has picked Kamala Harris to be his running mate in the 2020 presidential election.Sadly, what also won’t be a surprise is what the reaction likely will be to … more
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The Subscribe Page Has Become a Laboratory for News Publishers Experimenting with Revenue Stream Options
News publishers have added their subscribe pages to the long list of things they constantly tinker with in an attempt to drive revenue during challenging times.As subscription revenue has grown into … more
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Judge Sides with Facebook in Investor Lawsuit Over Privacy
Facebook has defeated an investor lawsuit stemming revelations that the social networking platform allowed outside companies, including data consultancy Cambridge Analytica, to obtain personal … more
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ING & America's Newspapers Team Up for PIVOT 2020
The International Newspaper Group (ING) annual Leadership Networking Summit is moving online this fall as part of Americas Newspapers’ annual meeting: PIVOT 2020  a virtual 3-day … more
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Hong Kong Residents Defend Free Press as China Cracks Down
Last year, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of Hong Kong to demand full democracy, many egged on by a tabloid newspaper critical of China’s ruling Communist Party. On … more
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