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Neel DhaneshaOctober 28, 2024

The future of true crime sounds like…public radio?

Amid the downturn in audio, some executives think the public radio model — with a dash of true crime — might provide a way forward.

Laura Hazard OwenNovember 1, 2022

New York City now requires salary ranges in job posts. Here’s which media companies are complying, and which aren’t

“$15/hour to $125,000”?

Sarah ScireMay 24, 2022

Condé Nast is “no longer a magazine company,” its CEO says

“If you’re just an advertising-supported print publication, I think you have a difficult future,” said Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch.

Hanaa' TameezOctober 18, 2021

Travel writer Sarah Khan’s next destination is a top editing job in Dubai — and making travel media more inclusive

“At the end of the day travel journalism is service journalism and so you need to do a service to your readers who are very diverse.”

Laura Hazard Owen and Sarah ScireMay 15, 2020

“Prior assumptions about our business no longer apply”: Cuts pile up at Vice, Quartz, The Economist, BuzzFeed, and Condé Nast

And that was just this week.

Ken DoctorApril 18, 2019

Newsonomics: Bryan Goldberg wants to build Bustle into the “Meredith of the digital age”

“I think the hard part for something like Esquire or Harper’s Bazaar in digital — even to some extent Vogue — is that you get into the scale game. Digital demands greater scale. I just don’t know how many men are trying to figure out if corduroy is back in fashion.”

Shan WangNovember 8, 2016

As seen on TV: For the TV-less viewer, live election night shows abound, on any number of screens

As “second screen” offerings from TV networks mushroom, online outlets are jostling for attention with live shows of their own.

Ricardo BiltonNovember 2, 2016

Backchannel is using intimacy and audience participation to fuel its first push into live events

“All of us are used to these big conferences that have a lot of people in the audience and a few people on the stage talking outward…in 2016, that format feels tired.”

Digital Content Next is launching an automated ad marketplace to try to solve online advertising’s problems

Joseph LichtermanMarch 23, 2016

Testing its pay-per-article model in English, Blendle launches in the United States with 20 publishers

The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Time, and more are now publishing on the Netherlands-based micropayment platform. Will a market awash in free content be interested?

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