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Ken DoctorJune 25, 2015

Newsonomics: 10 numbers that define the news business today

From video to social, from mobile to paywalls — these data points help define where we are in the “future of news” today, like it or not.

Ken DoctorMay 28, 2015

Newsonomics: The Vox/Recode deal is a sign of more consolidation to come

With venture funders itching for an exit, a few corporate giants — Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, the new Charter — could end up owning many of the entrepreneurial news brands that have captured attention in recent years. Big is eating small.

Simon OwensMay 20, 2015

Crossing the streams: Why competing publications are deciding to team up on podcasts

Low financial risk and a desire for word-of-mouth sharing have led news sites to collaborate, sharing audience and infrastructure.

Joshua BentonApril 22, 2015

The Atlantic redesigns, trading clutter and density for refinement

It wants to be a “real-time magazine” on the web, connected to its print heritage. But stripping out the visual noise won’t please everyone.

Ken DoctorMarch 19, 2015

Newsonomics: Quartz expands into Africa, with a twofer strategy

It’s one of a number of media companies that are beginning to view Africa as a market, not just a subject of occasional coverage.

In the “web vs. apps” debate for online publishers, apps are on a run

Joseph LichtermanFebruary 23, 2015

Snapchat stories: Here’s how 6 news orgs are thinking about the chat app

From live events to behind-the-scenes tours, The Huffington Post, Fusion, Mashable, NPR, Philly.com, and The Verge tell us how they’re approaching Snapchat.

Ken DoctorFebruary 12, 2015

Newsonomics: Bill Keller’s Marshall Project finds its legs covering criminal justice

The Marshall Project is trying to get beyond the narrow newsroom focus on “cops and courts” and tackle the bigger systemic issues.

Joseph LichtermanDecember 1, 2014

In Sweden, traditional tabloid rivals are taking their battle to viral sites

Stockholm’s two major evening tabloids have started competing BuzzFeed imitators this year, and the same aggregator moves we’ve seen in the U.S. are playing out abroad.

The newsonomics of Talking Points Memo’s native advertising shift

The liberal political site is betting on something less commodified than banner advertising to find sustainable revenue — and to better take advantage of its unique audience. Ken Doctor

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