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In the news this week, Discovery Communications makes a $100 million bet on a digital media roll-up called Group Nine. The Atlantic gives users of ad-blockers a choice: white-list us or pay up! -
Nearly three-quarters (72 percent) of U.S. adults who owned smartphones said they got news and information frequently or very frequently from at least one “old” media source in the week prior to participating in the latest RJI mobile media poll. -
Newspaper publishers: How slow is your site? Poor performing websites lose readers and revenue. -
Fortunately, a 2014 study by the Reynolds Journalism Institute found that newspaper subscribers gave higher credibility rankings to newspapers than other forms of media. -
Welcome to the weeds, fellow bit-twisters and data divers. Let's chat about the methodologies in the Need for Speed series without worrying about the numeracy nonbelievers. -
Dear newspaper publisher: Why is your site so slow? It's still loading and I'm still waiting. Nevermind, I'll just get my news somewhere else. -
What's in a name? For newspapers the answer is Suns, Stars and Eagles. A look at the words in the names of U.S. newspapers. -
Better-designed stories are better for readers. As Paul Bolls and I began to design our study, I conducted phone interviews with more than a dozen editors and designers. Their responses share a few broad themes. -
Walter B. “Walt” Potter Jr. is a retired newspaper executive who has committed significant time and resources to the cause of community newspapers. -
As an old hand in print newspapers, I was struck by the contrast between the often days-long reporting process I remember and the instantaneous production I strived for during the tour (I posted to Facebook and Twitter).
Donald W. Reynolds