A bipartisan group of US lawmakers released this week the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA), a bill that would get digital platforms to pay publishers fair compensation for the news they use. The bill provides temporary safe harbor from […]

In case you have not yet been introduced to the User Needs model, it is a base for a content strategy where each editorial piece satisfies a certain audience need. News needs, identified by audience research, are divided into groups, […]

In Russia, free speech is being systematically extinguished as independent media is closed down and critical reporters are forced to flee the country. In Ukraine, the local media community is fighting a courageous battle for truth-telling in wartime conditions while […]

They have an online shop that sells a wide variety of products from books, games and coffee mugs to the more exotic and expensive, such as artwork and even electric bikes. NZZ offers two models of the latter, which sell […]

By Beena Sarwar, Visiting Professor of Journalism, Emerson College This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. “It’s all over social media,” says Nancy San Martin, a longtime former foreign correspondent and […]

Our global survey: We surveyed about 75 publishers from 32 countries all over the world in July with just five questions: Are you a national or regional? Have you raised your prices in the last 12 months? If so, by […]

Known as Norway’s quality national daily, Schibsted-owned Aftenposten’s revenues are today highly dependent on reader revenues, so ensuring they retain as many paying subscribers as possible is vital for them. They currently have around 150,000 paying digital-only subscribers, a sizeable […]

In a statement published jointly on 2 August, three of Brazil’s largest media associations have underlined their commitment to the rule of law and the decisions of the electorate, as overseen and endorsed by the country’s internatioanlly recognised Electoral Justice […]

La Nación, one of Argentina’s leading newspapers, has been on a journey of constant transformation during the five years that Editor-in-Chief José del Rio has been at the helm. Driven by a digital-first and data-driven strategy, it has maintained strong […]

In the last decade, his focus lay on the digital transformation of editorial processes, products, management and writing. He led several projects in this field and knows about the challenge of transforming thinking and doing that have been dominated by […]