COVID-19 continues to impact publishers’ ad revenues, causing layoffs, furloughs, and pay cuts across the industry. It’s also impacting podcast listening.
This week’s media news wrap-up is all about COVID-19 and its impacts on paywalls, jobs, ad budgets, and acquisitions.
Did you keep up with media industry news this week? We’ve got you covered with our weekly recap.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including new paywall plans for Fortune and grants for local news in California.
Facebook is launching its News tab, publishers are experimenting with TikTok, and more in our recap of top media stories from the week.
Publishers are getting creative with how they develop story ideas, deliver them to readers, and generate revenue.
Here are 5 media stories you need on your radar, including news in digital media, nonprofit journalism, and local news.
ICYMI: 5 top media stories you need on your radar, including studies of Apple News content and local newspapers’ journalism contributions.
In addition to the Gannett/GateHouse merger news, this week saw layoffs at NPR and an investment from the Knight Foundation in newsroom diversity.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories from this week, including articles from Nieman Lab and CNBC.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including news from Billboard and Mashable.
Local news is worth fighting for. These ventures are boosting local news through collaboration, training, and funding.
ICYMI: A new startup is hoping cryptocurrency can save journalism. Read more in the media news roundup.
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round up of media stories from the week. FACEBOOK MEDIA | JOSH MABRY Spotlight on Local News: February 6, 2017 Facebook has a local news series that highlights interesting...
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round up of journalism, blogging and freelancing stories from the week. Christiane Amanpour: Editors Must Make More Noise about Impunity (World Editors Forum Blog) November 2nd marked the International...
First-time visitors to New York, Los Angeles and DC typically have a decent understanding of these places before they ever set foot in them. With most major news media calling one of the two coasts home, audiences across...
A look at how JSHN became some residents’ sole source of information and communication about the neighborhoods they lived in.
Local news is staging a comeback. But the players leading the way don’t work for your typical mainstream media outlets.
Although many newsrooms have incorporated Facebook and Twitter into their day-to-day workflow for newsgathering and reporting, Google+ has not seen the same level of traction. Melissa Carlson, anchor and reporter for KRNV News 4, would...
