The pandemic changed newsrooms. But did it change them the right way? Paid Members Public
New research from the Reuters Institute shows us that newsrooms have become more flexible post-pandemic, but not how that flexibility is being used.
What if the Twitter replacement isn’t a Twitter clone? Paid Members Public
Twitter's growth was fuelled by making it easier to publish micro blog posts there than on a website. That was a trap, and we fell into it.
The AI pendulum keeps swinging Paid Members Public
When will publisher learn that AI isn't a quick fix for cheap content? Plus changes at the BBC, an SEO apocalypse and more.
The problem with Automattic’s 100 year plan Paid Members Public
Many bloggers and web creators want their work to persist after their death. But can they really pay $38,000?
Google seeks hidden gems, and YouTube polices AI Paid Members Public
YouTube is policing AI, LinkedIn is getting personal — and so is Google?
Avoiding the TikTok trap Paid Members Public
TikTok is both a necessity to reaching younger audiences, and a platform we should be incredibly wary of. How do we reconcile these two facts?
How to accidentally create a competitor Paid Members Public
What’s to stop a bunch of people you just laid off from launching a competitor? Almost nothing, it turns out…
Tumblr fades and an AI badge is born Paid Members Public
Tumblr and Jezebel head to the great electronic compost heap, while Humane wants to replace our phone with an AI pin.
