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“Podcasting will grow as an essential source of news, storytelling, and opportunity within local communities.” Kerri Hoffman

Journalism startups will think beyond English

“There is much we can learn from our American colleagues. But there is as least as much we can’t.” Jakob Moll

The year advertisers stop funding misinformation

“When brands stop advertising on misinformation sites and instead advertise on quality news sites, their CPM price for ads goes down and engagement with their ads goes up.” Gordon Crovitz

Publishers start polling their users at scale

“Every good conversation starts with a question.” Pia Frey and Torsten Schlegel

Harassment in journalism won’t get better, but we’ll talk about it more openly

“As more journalists speak out, and more news organizations grow hungry for motivated and talented reporters, they will have to begin adjusting the norms that have historically ignored abuse.” Kaitlin C. Miller

Well-funded journalism leaders stop making disparate pay

“We need to publicly discuss how inappropriate these salary disparities are — both in for-profit and nonprofit newsrooms — when so many news organizations are struggling and laying off workers.” Gabe Schneider

The backlash against pro-democracy reporting is coming

“We will be increasingly likely to hear that pro-democracy reporting is biased, dangerous, and un-American.” Michael W. Wagner

Newsrooms recognize women of color as the canaries in the coal mine

“Coming into the 2024 elections, the country cannot rely on the bravest among us to occasionally burst through the lies.” Juleyka Lantigua

Podcast collaboration — not competition — breeds excellence

“My hope is for podcast makers to overcome this insatiable need to be the first, the best, and the one-and-only, and to instead focus on being collaborators and audio allies.” Joni Deutsch

Trust in news will continue to fall. Just look at Brazil.

Harsh (even if fair) coverage of left-of-center governments will not decrease accusations of bias in the U.S., Brazil, or anywhere else. Daniel Trielli

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