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In the age of “meeting the reader where they are,” mission-driven news orgs say they’re looking beyond the pageview — plus other lessons from ONA 2024.
Some findings from RISJ’s 2024 Digital News Report.
Meta parts ways with publishers, The New York Times buys Wordle, and our other most popular stories of the year.
We found that the primary stated reason was money, followed by political or ideological concerns.
“Polling seems to be irrevocably broken, or at least our understanding of how seriously to take it is.”
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Top journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Huffington Post, and the Nieman Foundation discuss the path forward for reporting in the Trump era.
“Experiments eventually need to sustain themselves and in this case, despite every effort, we just weren’t able to get there,” said Nick Ascheim of NBC News, which owns Breaking News.
There was a reason that you obsessed over this all week, and that reason was to get a perfect score on our quiz.
Less than six months after saying ESPN had a long-term commitment to the site. ESPN is facing cutbacks driven by the enormous amount it’s paid for sports broadcast rights in recent years.