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Andrew DeckJuly 30, 2024

AI search engine Perplexity launches revenue sharing with six news publishers

The partner publishers include the nonprofit Texas Tribune and Wordpress.com owner Automattic.

Joshua BentonJuly 24, 2023

If other media companies thought about brand equity the way Elon Musk thinks about Twitter’s (er, X’s)

In the spirit of Tronc, Elon Musk has decided to throw away more than a decade of brand equity by changing the name of Twitter to…the letter X. Imagine if more media executives followed his lead.

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”?

Ricardo BiltonAugust 28, 2017

With its interactive news team, Time is finding new ways to engage readers and tell stories

“We want to keep giving people experiences that push boundaries on the web and aren’t possible at all in print.”

Ricardo BiltonAugust 28, 2017

Time engaja leitores e reconta notícia com equipe de conteúdo interativo

“Nós queremos continuar a proporcionar experiências que derrubam barreiras na web e que não são possíveis no mundo impresso.”

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?

Joseph LichtermanOctober 14, 2014

Infiltrating people’s habits: How Time works to engage readers

With about 50 million unique visitors in September, Time has more than doubled its uniques in the past year.

Mark CoddingtonMarch 7, 2014

This Week in Review: Flipboard scoops up Zite, and Getty sets its photos free (kind of)

Plus: The Boston Globe’s reworks its paywall, Time and Newsweek in transition, and the rest of the week’s future-of-journalism news.

Ken DoctorMarch 4, 2014

The newsonomics of Newsweek’s pricey relaunch

The newsweekly thinks it can be reborn in print as a premium product. But at $150 a year, can it provide enough value to bring back readers — no matter how nice the paper stock is?

Mark CoddingtonDecember 13, 2013

This Week in Review: Facebook’s viral content crackdown, and the NSA’s cookie grab

Plus: A shield-law victory, messaging changes at Twitter and commenting changes at HuffPo, and rest of the week’s news in media and tech.

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