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The lack of news media consumption is coming from inside the house

Angel Mendoza thinks social media can be really helpful, actually

Why you should surf small

A protest by any other name

Emily Ramshaw is building a political news site for women

My 5 biggest takeaways from journalism graduate school

In a post-advertising world, who runs the news? You.

The news desertification of America is getting worse

My own private Idaho time wall

Is Substack an incubator for writers?

And from the ashes, the subscription-based blogs have risen

The Facebook-ification of Instagram has begun

Albert Burneko on the rise of Defector Media

Hometown founder Ljuba Youngblom thinks websites should look more like Wikipedia

Part I: In a media industry characterized by exclusivity, remote internships can be part of the solution

Part II: In a media industry characterized by exclusivity, remote internships can be part of the solution

Could Substack do for conservative writers what Patreon did for conservative podcasters?

Justin Duke built buttondown for himself, but you can use it, too

Where do news organizations get their funding? 72% of Americans say they don't know

Stoop users will be afraid to leave their Stoops

Gabe Schneider is quietly fixing journalism

For publishers looking to sweeten the subscriptions pot, the self-improvement economy beckons

The Substack brain drain might be just what the industry needs

Meet the subscription tech behind the subscription-media revolution

Hyper-local newsletters 6AM City and WhereBy.Us offer a vision of what local news leaves behind

The curious emergence of the Substack advertisement

David Plotz talks City Cast, his upcoming network of city-specific, personality-driven podcasts

A recent profile of Maggie Haberman begs the question: How should you treat sources?

As media titans merge, empires bloom while local news dies on the vine

How Shelby Hartman brought journalistic rigor to psychedelics media

The rise of the journalist-influencer

A leveling playing field

Newsletters are the real minimum viable product

The quiet ascendency of New York Times Cooking

Up next for the creator economy: labor laws

Portrait of a Clubhouse skeptic

Cherie Hu is a music journalist for the digital age

How I learned to stop worrying and love the non-fungible token

In retrospect, the creator economy was inevitable

Churn! Churn! Churn! (To every subscriber there is a reason)

Pipe Wrench, from soup to nuts, with Catherine Cusick

The Medium pivot is the message

For creative publishers, micropayments are an invitation, not a cautionary tale

In defense of impact points

The uncertain role of capitalism in the future of media

What writer collectives can learn from DAOs

Live, laugh, leak with scoop savant Maxwell Tani

Power to the writers

The subprime attention crisis

With MAPs, readers can have a month of access, as a treat

Why we need anti-capitalist innovation

The newsletter revolution will not be emailed

Why the nonprofit model for journalism has grown on me

Katherine Bell wants to build a better kind of business journalism

Every publisher is a climate publisher now

The leadership in journalism’s top jobs is growing more diverse

Personalized newsletters: a proposal

Why publishers should bundle games in their subscription products

What this summer’s 4 hottest media startups learned from last year’s newcomers

The Great Offlining

In acquiring Hot Pod, Vox Media signals a newfound interest in paid products

The social media shift trickling down from the top

Pivot 2 Video: Video Drift

When you build on the internet, you build on sand

As subscriptions falter, commerce could soon follow

Nuance is coming to a paywall near you

For publishers, Netflix is a warning

Publishers’ ‘live blogs’ are the perfect tool for cataloging our constant crises

Chasing paper: How the rising price of newsprint threatens the industry

After wandering the desert, some publishers have found the digital promised land

What are the ‘dark patterns’ of the media industry?

The Times It Is a Changin’

Ban surveillance advertising? In this economy?

Here are my wildly unlikely, yet just barely believable predictions for the year ahead in media