A landmark week in a number of ways, caught in a handful of Tweets…

Could the Inverted Pyramid be defunct in the age of paywalls, with the more profitable Hourglass taking its place?

This week's in-depth round-up of links has depth on Meta's problems, lots of newsletter news, and plenty more to keep you enthralled this weekend…

What's the role of experiential journalism in a world saturated in experiential social media?

The contrast between the coverage of war in Syrai and Ukraine is shocking and stark, argues the news:rewired keynoter. Here's how we can do better.

Even a hellsite can produce gems worth your time.

It's not all posturing and culture war opinion-making, you know.

Some reactions from UK media to the accusations of racism levelled during the Oprah interview.

Why poor story structure is going to make some people scared of bank notes.

Plenty of talented young female and BAME journalists are entering the industry — but precious few are making the top ranks. Why is that?

Five worthwhile reads to start your day.

Thanks to the internet, our information ecosystem is bigger than ever — but it is becoming polluted and may already be toxic. How do we become the solution, not part of the problem?

Isabel Hilton's James Cameron memorial lecture at City's journalism department challenged journalists to rise to the challenge of a global information war

Research shows that climate skepticism comes from a distinct part of the political spectrum. But is journalism making those same connections?

Can we rebuild trust in news without helping people understand what journalism is?

If all high-quality news becomes paywalled - what will fill the void left behind?

Journalism shouldn't be an ossified religion…

Do we really want to turn Facebook into an editorial beast?

I still don't get why so many journalists have been so easy on Facebook for so long.

Five good reads to kick off your week.