Social & Digital coffee break: Quartz's future crystallises
Quartz goes private, newsroom product management is the future, and more essential reads for today.
Newsletters: how to connect communities
Newsletters are an intensely personal medium. Here’s how to do them right - and use them to make an impact.
Quartz obsesses over Victorian newspapers
Quartz‘s daily Obsessions e-mail is a rather wonderful thing, in its randomness. Some days, the e-mail gets deleted unread,
Word counts for viral stories in late 2017
There’s some interesting figures from Newswhip as to the most engaging content on Facebook, twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest in
Quartz is five and heading back to the future: with print
Blimey: This month we are proud to celebrate Quartz’s fifth birthday and share with you our latest plans. That
Quartz unleashes the bots — as a journo's assistant
There’s been a lot of focus on bots — chat bots in particular — as news delivery vehicles. How about using
Why is Quartz launching an app?
Why is Quartz launching its own app? Chris Sutcliffe make a stab at identifying why Quartz is launching its own
Quartz passes FT & Economist in unique visitors
Quartz continues to power ahead In an internal memo that Fortune managed to get hold of, publisher Jay Lauf said
Quartz head to the bottom for mobile navigation
Another day, another Quartz announcement, this time about their site design (which is in continuous evolution): Still, sometimes we make
Quartz gets serious about experimenting with video
Interesting [announcement from Quartz editor Kevin Delaney, explaining why the business site is about to get serious about video: We’
