News Roundup: De-politicising Threads and profitable Indies
Another round-up of audience news, derived from my sessions with my Audience Strategy students at City, University of London.
Another round-up of audience news, derived from my sessions with my Audience Strategy students at City, University of London.
And other strained metaphors about the state of journalism.
The doomsayers are out in force. Journalism is dead, they say. Just look at the job losses, the titles closing. But we’re just paying the price of bungling the last digital transition. Let’s not repeat that mistake with the coming one.
Why are publishers making fools of themselves by publishing AI content too soon? They're terrified of repeating the mistakes of the past.
A quick round-up of stories about Podcasting, from Apple's analytics change, to some cool new mics from Røde.
In the couple of months since an Atlantic piece suggested Substack has a Nazi problem, the normally PR-savvy newsletter company has dropped the ball repeatedly. And both publishers and subscribers are quitting.
2023 was the year of social media uncertainty, and nostalgia for publishing past. Here's which stories caught your attention.
My unplanned festive break is over. Here's what happened, and where I'm going next.
Threads has gone global by finally launching in the EU, and is beginning to add ActivityPub, connecting it to the Mastodon world. Could it be winning?