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In 2013, I found that, over the course of a year, about 25 percent of the people I quoted or mentioned were women. Two years later, a similar analysis yielded discouraging results.
Business models in news and social media.
Unsustainable business model cited in decision to close as global network announces a new digital drive in US market
Regulating deceptive ads in the digital age.
Publishers used to live at the point of integration. The value of that integration, though, is gone with the Internet, which means value flows to suppliers and aggregators.
In-depth interviews about the archiving practices at nine legacy newspapers and one born-digital publication reveal that legacy newspapers maintain archives of ...
Last month, The Atlantic published a lengthy article about information that is lost on the web. That story itself is in jeopardy.
ESPN’s decision to close Grantland seems to be more evidence that there is no future outside of massive scale or one-man operations. Bill Simmons’ recent successes, though, suggest that…
Good example of circ decline.
Data leakage threatens to depreciate the value of publishers' ad inventory. But just what is it, anyway?
Twitter has had a rough stretch, and most are pessimistic about its chances. I was previously, but I think the upside is looking much brighter than it did before this week.
"The Economist has taken the view that advertising is nice, and we’ll certainly take money where we can get it, but we’re pretty much expecting it to go away."
For years publishers haven’t had to worry about business models: they just captured attention and watched the money come in. Those days, though, are over: the publications that survive will s…
Heather Armstrong’s Dooce once drew millions of readers. Her semi-retirement speaks to the challenges of earning money as an individual blogger today.
Micropayments. They don't work.
Let’s face it. In many markets the size of Madison, the daily newspaper no longer works as a private business venture.