The imminent auction of the Telegraph is being viewed as a litmus test of the value of influential national newspaper titles in the era of increasingly digitally led profitability. Media barons and conglomerates, who have hung on to old-world...
Don’t be surprised if you hear a member of Gen Z saying the Daily Mail “slays” on Tiktok or that it’s gone “hard af” with its “fire edits”.The broad translation is: “The Daily Mail has become the largest publisher...
Content moderation is known as the practice of screening user-generated content on internet sites. It is particularly important for social media platforms, in terms of reducing both the harmful content and the user-related indeterminacies for technology firms operating these...
Elon Musk has turned Twitter (now known as X) into a much bleaker environment for journalism. The platform no longer displays headlines when posting links and is sending much less traffic to news organisations. Some of Musk’s actions have been...
As social media has become a way to reach and engage new audiences, news media companies are increasingly focusing on strategies that will help attract and retain new audiences. During this week’s INMA Webinar, Tyson Wheatley, Instagram director for...
The classic newspaper newsroom maintains a powerful mystique among journalists and non-journalists alike. You need not have set foot in one to conjure up vivid images of reporters working the phones, banging on typewriters or computer keyboards, smoking cigarettes...
Our annual report is published at a time when a global cost-of-living crisis has impacted the financial health of news consumers, authoritarian governments continue to put pressure on journalists to report freely, and where news outlets are struggling in...
The decision to strip headlines out of the preview shown when news stories are shared on Twitter/X has reduced the amount of information a tweet can contain and annoyed many of the journalists who use the platform.Jewish Chronicle head...
Public trust in U.S. institutions has fallen to disconcertingly low levels. Journalists, doctors, scientists, and academics — once perceived as professionals with valuable training and skills who had the public’s best interest in mind — now tend to be seen...
Jolting news out of The Washington Post this week.Interim CEO Patty Stonesifer sent out a memo to staff on Tuesday announcing plans to offer voluntary buyouts, in hopes of reducing its staff by 240. The Post has approximately 2,500...
