SEO: AMP’s days are numbered Paid Members Public
Since 2014, publishers have felt obliged to publish Accelerated Mobile Pages to get good news search traffic. Those days may well be over.
TL;DR Issue 4: Plagarism, Twitter goes blue, and a journalist gets punched in the face Paid Members Public
A busy week in social media, journalism and the creator economy. Here it is, all nicely -pre-digested for you.
Coping with newsroom stress Paid Members Public
Headlines Network is launching a series of workshops this week to help journalists cope better with mental health issues. I talked to director John Crowley about the problems and possibilities inherent in the pandemic.
TL;DR Issue 3: The “how the hell am I 50?” edition Paid Members Public
A big day for me. A load of interesting links for you. Everyone wins. Probably.
Links from Instagram Stories available to all Paid Members Public
Instagram finally gives every account the ability to use link stickers. Time to rethink the platform as an acquisition tool.
Will the Metaverse save journalism? Paid Members Public
A big and important post on the future of news. Or not.
TL;DR #2 — the plague house edition Paid Members Public
A round-up of the week's reading about journalism and the creator economy. And we don't get Meta.
How do you tell Facebook and Google you’ve updated a story? Paid Members Public
So, I wrote this last week, ready to post on Monday. But then, as the Facebook Papers and the revelations from them started rolling out, I pulled it. It felt a little bit, well, tasteless. Google, too, was caught in some unpleasant revelations (which I’ll come back to in
