Can a format that's been around since the last century truly be something new?

Plus some jobs, a tip, and Lagerfeld’s iPods. Yes, really.

Despite many publishers using Facebook to attract readers, some sites saw a boost from the extended outage last night. And some took a hit. Here's why.

Facebook has wiped itself, WhatsApp and Instagram off the internet. And the longer they stay down, the more some publishers will be suffering…

Facebook's local news investment, Greenwald's Yes, Minster moment and more news from the "new media" trenches.

An LSE-led initiative attempts to get ahead of the curve, while we're all still paying the price of letting Facebook get out of hand

Welcome to the 2021. Let's catch-up. Or try to, at least.

Yes, all social networks are developing the same feature set. No, that doesn’t mean they’re all becoming the same. Here’s why.

Because your time is precious, and I respect it, dammit.

It’s not really a surprise that Facebook can’t be trusted — but are we really taking the steps we need to end our additions to it? This, and many other useful topics in today’s digest.

In today’s round-up of good internet reading, we learn to love the niche, look (again( at newsletters, and get attention hacking

Can you trust your commenters? Can you trust your transcription service? In the digital world, here be dragons…

Facebook does a good thing, and Google does something that merely looks nice. This is platform economy life.

YouTube is a huge source of news, Facebook gets a hostile oversight board. Just another Tuesday in the digital culture wars.

Why audio is critical to your audience engagement thinking, why hashtags are back on Facebook, and more to spark your imagination this week…

Today's thesis: engagement metrics are unfairly maligned, but Facebook deserves every piece of criticism thrown at it.

Kicking the social media traffic fix, plus links on the tricks of pseudoscience and the future of media.

Is this the Reels life? Or is it just Facebook fantasy?