Stress and burnout in post-pandemic journalism Paid Members Public
The summer's nearly over, and as people return to their desks, we need to start asking ourselves some hard questions about how hybrid working will change our working lives.
Weekly Digest: the calm before the crisis Paid Members Public
A week's worth of useful reading on audience strategy and online publishing. Plus a pretty photo at the top. Bonus.
Marcus Rashford, The Spectator hoax and the power of confirmation bias Paid Members Public
For a story we know next to nothing about for sure, a Spectator piece that was never published has occupied a huge amount of media attention.
Lunchtime links: subs, Google News and the problem with Wikipedia Paid Members Public
It must be the silly season. LinkedIn is getting into subs? Plus some useful stuff on Google News and a critical look at the media/Wikipedia intersection
Twitter Social Distancing Paid Members Public
I’m stepping back from Twitter for a month or so. Here’s why.
Are you tempted by shiny things syndrome? Paid Members Public
Are we letting ourselves get distracted by cool new formats, rather than doing the really hard work of rethinking our journalism for the post-digital age?
Newsletters: problems, potential and pop-ups Paid Members Public
Oh, god, look. It's another post about newsletters. Run. Run while you still can.
Fleets were fleeting, and there's a lesson in that Paid Members Public
Twitter's clone of the Stories feature lasted less than a year. That should serve as a warning to those who love jumping on the early adopter train.
