tl;dr: the return of the links Paid Members Public
A lot’s happened since I last did a tl;dr, so expect a mix of links from over the last six weeks below — and probably for the next couple of weeks as I play catch-up. Thanks for all the great feedback about this format, by the way. It’s
Your favourite posts of 2021 Paid Members Public
As the old year fades into memory, and the new year is born, let's take a look back at the posts that caught your attention in 2021.
What should your newsroom look like in the era of hybrid working? Paid Members Public
Some publishers are abandoning their offices. Some are trying to force staff back to their desks. But there is a middle way that could work out better for everyone.
5 tweets worth your attention this week Paid Members Public
Even a hellsite can produce gems worth your time.
Substack targets the UK, and hires away Elle editor-in-chief Paid Members Public
The VC-funded newsletter platform looks to secure writers and increase growth in the UK — its second biggest market.
Getting tone of voice right on social media Paid Members Public
Being able to talk like the people you want to reach is a critical audience engagement skill.
tl;dr #5: the catch-up edition Paid Members Public
Apologies for missing last week. A crunch point in my working life left me little time to do anything but prepare for, deliver and follow-up courses and lectures. Things are just starting to ease off, so, without further self-flagellation, let's get on with the latest catch-up reading. (I
