Lachlan Cartwright matches ‘legacy media’ salary one year in with own newsbrand
Breaker has more than 40,000 paid and unpaid newsletter subscribers.
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Google’s fight in France and what it means for UK publishers
What can UK publishers learn from the French competition authority’s €250m fine imposed on Google.
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From changing journalism to chasing clicks: Why The Messenger failed
The Messenger faced “wildly unrealistic expectations” from senior leadership, media experts said.
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Why is 20-year-old Linkedin now cool? We’ve not changed, says editor-in-chief
Linkedin’s editor-in-chief Daniel Roth explains how the platform is prioritising and promoting news.
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Why the future of digital-only local news may be small, focused and based on email
Three digital-only editors on why local news needs to reduce quantity and focus on quality.
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What do readers want from numbers? Using data well without getting in the way of a good story
New research follows increased prevalence of data-driven articles post-pandemic.
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Is freelance journalism becoming unviable?
Poor rates, unreliable payment and publications closing: is being a freelance journalist basically a hobby?
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Alyson Shontell on bringing Fortune out of the dark age and into the digital
Fortune’s editor-in-chief says print is “an important differentiator” despite digital drive.
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