US Sun bosses say ‘we’ve got incredibly ambitious aspirations’ as early work pays off in traffic and profit
Three years after launching in the US, bosses at The Sun say they have “incredibly ambitious aspirations” and “don’t really…
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Dos and don’ts of newsroom automation – and why ‘robot journalism’ isn’t the right term
Use newsroom automation to get journalists doing more “robust reporting” – but “do not automate a bad process”, publishers and…
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Interview: Bloomberg Media CEO on why ‘being in the middle’ politically is good for business
M Scott Havens, the chief executive of Bloomberg Media, believes his outlet is in a “unique position” to take advantage…
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Top 50 news sites in the US in September: BBC and Mail Online among top three fastest-growing
The BBC and the Mail Online were among the top three fastest-growing large newsbrands in the US in September, according…
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Health, restaurants and the neighbouring New York Times: How Newsday topped 50k digital subscriptions
Newsday has emerged as one of America’s leading publishers when it comes to a local news online paywall strategy. As…
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Canada’s Online News Act will force Google and Facebook to pay out $329.2m a year, parliamentary report finds
Google and Facebook could be forced to pay out CA$329.2m a year to Canada’s news publishers after the country passes…
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Podcast 17: Axios CEO Jim VandeHei on how to be a journalist entrepreneur
The 17th episode of Press Gazette’s Future of Media Explained podcast features an in-depth interview with Jim VandeHei, the co-founder…
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Axios CEO Jim VandeHei on why zero to $525m in six years is just the start for news brand
Over nearly six years, Axios has demonstrated that start-ups grounded in quality journalism can make serious money in the digital…
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