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Christine SchmidtMay 13, 2019

Assigned to the 2020 campaign trail? Consider a Google form on your way out

“I represent thousands of people who have told me they want to hear about this, and I happen to be the guy who’s paid to go on planes and dig up documents and ask these questions for them, because they’re busy living their lives.”

Felix Simon and Lucas GravesMay 8, 2019

Across seven countries, the average price for paywalled news is about $15.75/month

More and more news organizations are implementing paywalls. A new report from the Reuters Institute for Journalism surveys the paywall landscape in 6 European countries and the U.S.

David Barker and Morgan MariettaMay 8, 2019

Fact-checking can’t do much when people’s “dueling facts” are driven by values instead of knowledge

“Perhaps the most disappointing finding from our studies — at least from our point of view — is that there are no known fixes to this problem.”

Joshua BentonMay 8, 2019

“Why should I tell you?” A new guide aims to make reporting on communities less “extractive”

“Journalists love to deceive ourselves about how important our work is because it makes us feel better about doing sometimes morally ambiguous things.”

Laura Hazard OwenMay 2, 2019

What will The Correspondent publish in English? A look at the Dutch site offers some clues

I analyzed six months of articles on De Correspondent to get a hint of what we might see on the English-language site. What I found didn’t always match the marketing.

Nicholas QuahApril 30, 2019

What does Luminary’s very bad week tell us about podcasters’ collective power?

Plus: Spotify still has cash to spend, Radio Ambulante tries “listening clubs,” and Mark Zuckerberg launches a boring podcast.

Laura Hazard OwenApril 26, 2019

“I felt like it was a betrayal, and we had raised funds on false pretense”: The Correspondent’s first U.S. employee speaks out

“They’re really good at the PR thing, and it really feels like gaslighting. They were like, ‘Well, we never promised a U.S. newsroom.’ I was like: Wait, did I just imagine all this?”

Joshua BentonApril 10, 2019

The world is on fire, and that makes for good #brand #synergy between a fashion brand and The New York Times

Today, even the newsiest of news organizations are also lifestyle brands.

Laura Hazard OwenMarch 25, 2019

The long, complicated, and extremely frustrating history of Medium, 2012–present

“A beautiful space for reading and writing” and pivoting.

Laura Hazard OwenMarch 21, 2019

The New Humanitarian (no longer an acronymed UN agency) wants to move humanitarian crisis journalism beyond its wonky, depressing roots

“It’s one thing to have been an internal information center for an international NGO. It’s another thing to become a full newsroom, and an independent newsroom at that — it’s not a switch you turn on and off.”