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Email newsletters are thriving, but their ascendancy in today's media brings with it a certain foreboding: Given how successful the format has been the past few years, it feels almost inevitable there will eventually be some kind of crash.
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And doing it in a data-driven way that examines that perception from multiple aspects
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A national survey found that two-thirds of journalists rely heavily on their own personal contacts to find sources.
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Subscriptions have shown to be the “perfect” revenue model for a publisher like Schibsted, in large part to the fact that readers in Schibsted’s headquarter country are indeed willing to pay for online news.
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How to make a choropleth graphic using Observable and Vega-Lite
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The lack of Hispanic representation in newsrooms may be responsible for it, but the unique “Latino Caucus” at the Los Angeles Times is making history closing the gap
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A team of Missouri School of Journalism students and recent graduates this summer wanted to know how people were reacting to the news they were seeing about COVID-19. So the group picked a representative town and asked. The answers weren’t promising.
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A clear description of your need and why the person is who can help typically gets things rolling. I’ve found that people want to help, especially when it comes to projects that will benefit local newsrooms.
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Or, a list of things you didn’t know you could copy-paste
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When we discuss the future of local news, buzzwords like “nonprofit”, “reader revenue”, and “collaboration” come to mind. These existing ideas, however, fall short of a vision.
Donald W. Reynolds