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Shan WangNovember 30, 2017

At this EU-supported online outlet for young Europeans, its readers are also its writers and translators

Cafébabel’s articles — all of which are available in multiple languages — inhabit a Europe where Italians might care about a climate policy issue in Portugal or Spaniards might be interested in an up-and-coming artist from Switzerland.

In Turkey, use of Facebook and Twitter for news is falling, and WhatsApp is rising

Laura Hazard OwenNovember 15, 2017

Kickstarter’s new product, Drip, lets people charge subscriptions for ongoing projects

The platform focuses on ongoing support rather than one-time projects.

Christine SchmidtNovember 13, 2017

With video and audio, The Skimm pushes further into the daily routines of its 6 million readers

From a single morning email, it’s grown into a multi-product brand that its fans can interact with throughout the day. “We’ve always said email was a marketing tool for us. The product expansions are always about making it easier to live a smarter life.”

Ricardo BiltonNovember 8, 2017

Policy, not recipes: The New Food Economy focuses on the underreported stories of our food system

At a time when “food” on the web means “recipe videos,” The New Food Economy is going in a different direction.

Laura Hazard OwenOctober 23, 2017

Maybe the future of American news publishing is…Europe? (and other bleak ad-related scenarios)

“How do we produce business models which will support durable, robust journalism? Or do we just give up on the idea that advertising is the right model?”

Joshua BentonOctober 13, 2017

The New York Times released new staff social media guidelines, so phew, thankfully that’s settled

“In social media posts, our journalists must not express partisan opinions, promote political views, endorse candidates, make offensive comments or do anything else that undercuts The Times’s journalistic reputation.”

Ricardo BiltonOctober 12, 2017

With its new reporting network, ProPublica wants to fund investigative reporters around the U.S.

The ProPublica Local Reporting Network will fund reporters who already live in the communities they are writing about.

Hope ReeseOctober 11, 2017

Franklin Foer wants journalism to liberate itself from Facebook

“Subscriptions only matter if organizations have a strong sense of who they are. One of the tolls of the platforms has been to sap us of that sort of identity.”

For most Americans, science news is just something they stumble across, mostly from general news outlets