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    Articles tagged The Daily (65)

    Sarah ScireNovember 20, 2020
    Daily news podcasts are “punching well above their weight” with audiences
    Deep dives! Extended chats! News bulletins! Microbulletins!
    Nicholas QuahJuly 22, 2020
    “The idea is to have more Serials”: The New York Times acquires Serial Productions and partners with This American Life
    “Our goal is not to change Serial’s DNA at all…For the people who love Serial — and there are millions of them — the idea here is to have more Serials.”
    Sarah ScireApril 15, 2020
    Here’s how WBUR raised $1 million in 13 hours with a pledge drive rethought for pandemic times
    “What felt appropriate two weeks ago may not be appropriate today.”
    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 11, 2019
    “Here’s what else you need to know today”: The New York Times launches a flash audio briefing and other voice stuff for Alexa
    “We’re trying to create an engaging experience that feels more narratively driven, not just like someone reading some headlines for a few minutes.”
    Nicholas QuahJuly 31, 2018
    Where should the daily news podcast go from here? (Can we get away from “the commute”?)
    “There’s just this prevailing, unshakeable feeling that everybody’s drilling for oil in the same spot because some other guy found oil there already.”
    Nicholas QuahMarch 27, 2018
    Homepages may be dead, but are daily news podcasts the new front page?
    Plus: What’s going on with Stitcher Premium, Gimlet isn’t actually going to buy NPR One, and how membership works in the age of podcasts.
    Laura Hazard OwenMarch 14, 2018
    It’s mostly older people who watch TV news. Can Netflix and Facebook change that?
    Facebook and Netflix are reportedly pushing into hard news video.
    Nicholas QuahFebruary 13, 2018
    Today, Explained, explained: Vox enters the daily news podcast race with a comma-happy, personality-driven show
    Plus: HBO buys in, ESPN brags condescendingly, big networks scale back, and Call Your Girlfriend plots its future. Also, gifs.
    Nicholas QuahFebruary 6, 2018
    Can public radio powerhouse WNYC navigate a crisis of its own making?
    Plus: RadioPublic stands up for the little guys, everybody’s going Hollywood, and Gannett wants to build “The Wire” (but non-fiction).
    Ken DoctorDecember 15, 2017
    Newsonomics: 15 terms that summed up 2017 in news and news coverage
    From “meltdown” to “roll-up” to (of course) “fake.”
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