Digital Publishing

Are you ready for the great media mea culpa following the 2020 campaign? After every major election cycle of the

Obviously, there are many reasons to attend journalism conferences — networking, an excuse to leave the newsroom, open bars, self-aggrandized

A Texas nonprofit that turned criticism into cash. A look at ProPublica’s successful year-end fundraising playbook. How a hyper-local website

By nearly every measure, it’s been a brutal year for American journalism. More than 3,100 journalists have been laid off

Google’s latest multimillion dollar mea culpa to the news industry will soon be staffing up. After spending years sucking away

“A new study…” There are many problems in the world of journalism worth attacking—fake news, a lack of minority representation,

By this point, the phrase “fake news” has become as ubiquitous in newsrooms as “election night pizza.” It’s a term

It’s hard to go a month these days without seeing yet another report decrying the lack of trust readers have

In journalism today, it often feels like we’re addicted to trying to squeeze web traffic from the shiny new object

If you took an informal poll of the colleagues you work alongside in your newsroom, I’d bet the overwhelming perception