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    Articles tagged Detroit Free Press (13)

    Joshua BentonNovember 7, 2018
    In cities across America, this morning’s newspaper told you there was an election yesterday — but nothing about it
    To save money on newsprint and late press runs, Gannett told its newspapers not to bother printing results and to direct the curious online. Here’s how that played out.
    Shan WangAugust 31, 2016
    “But it’s…cartoons?”: Comics and cartoons are coming to life well beyond the printed page
    In the U.S., the number of full-time editorial cartoonists who hold staff positions might be dwindling, but the narrative of decline excludes a whole host of people stretching the form online in ways that weren’t possible just a few years ago.
    Shan WangJanuary 27, 2016
    All the news that’s fit to podcast: Newspapers try out audio
    An unsolved murder, lives of the presidents, the Iowa Caucuses, and more — all delivered in podcast format by reporters who are learning for the first time how to write to be heard, not to be read.
    Joseph LichtermanAugust 14, 2015
    Push it: Why the Detroit Free Press is sending out more notifications
    “We think the push alert now it isn’t just about giving you breaking news, it’s giving you content that we’re really proud of.”
    The coming death of seven-day publication
    “Ultimately, consolidation is just a mop-up strategy — one that simply squeezes out the final remaining profits before the lights are turned out.” Martin Langeveld
    Adrienne LaFranceJune 13, 2012
    Lessons from the Motor City: What New Orleans might expect when the printing presses slow
    In 2009, The Detroit Free Press and Detroit News cut back to three days of home delivery a week. Three years later, their struggles continue.
    March 24, 2011
    The newsonomics of Sunday paper/tablet subscriptions
    January 7, 2010
    Keeping Martin honest: Checking on Langeveld’s predictions for 2009
    October 14, 2009
    How The Huffington Post uses real-time testing to write better headlines
    July 24, 2009
    Thinking about the economics of news over coffee
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