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A little respect (just a local bit) Paid Members Public
Another week, another economic crisis. But in other news, local politicians are getting more overtly disdainful of journalists, and big news sites are taking a serious SEO hit. Let's dive in…
What happened to a quiet summer? Paid Members Public
Big moves afoot in local journalism, some SEO changes to pay attention to, and Medium finally gives up on journalism.
Some helpful content for you Paid Members Public
Google is rolling out a major new update, Facebook is killing its most useful tool, and we remember a genuine magazine pioneer.
Newsletter editors: the new newsroom power players Paid Members Public
The inexorable rise of newsletters – and the newsletter editor [http://digiday.com/publishers/newsletter-editors-new-important-person-newsrooms/] : > Publishers are rediscovering that email newsletters are a reliable way to reach readers — and serve a critically important direct connection to audiences that serves as a counterweight to the mercurial algorithms of Facebook. The popularity of
Commonplace Reading: curated reads for an indulgent weekend Paid Members Public
Would you like a selection of great online journalism to read at your leisure over the weekend? Well, that’s exactly what I’m now offering you via Commonplace Reading, a new weekly newsletter I’m pushing out every Saturday morning. It’s a little more eclectic than the material
One for my regulars: the Digital Publishing Irregular Paid Members Public
Sssh. If you’re reading this, you’re almost certainly a regular reader of my blog – because I’m going to do exactly no promotion whatsoever of this post. This is just something for my regulars, if you like, and those they choose to share it with. I’m going
