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…

Google is rolling out a major new update, Facebook is killing its most useful tool, and we remember a genuine magazine pioneer.

Google's hitting us with a major new update next week. Here's what you need to know.

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

Social platforms keep evolving in unexpected directions. Here's three changes that have become clear in recent weeks.

If someone emails asking you to add a link to your content, what should you do? And should you let a division of your company have their own website?

Since 2014, publishers have felt obliged to publish Accelerated Mobile Pages to get good news search traffic. Those days may well be over.

Google's been messing around with how it displays headlines in search results. Here's what you need to know.

It must be the silly season. LinkedIn is getting into subs? Plus some useful stuff on Google News and a critical look at the media/Wikipedia intersection

Does SEO matter? Why should we have a social strategy? What's this fuss about newsletters? Inquire within on all these questions…

Search has changed more in the last few years than in the previous decade. It's time to shift your thinking.

Now just watch me justify that headline in the first par…

If you want affiliate revenue, you need to actually do the work…

Some useful insights about moving readers around yoru site, another notable Google update, and more…

A major change is coming to SEO from next month. Plus a few Clubhouse links.

The linkbuilder's seduction your should avoid, more on Twitter toxicity and why we should think more about borders.

There's bound to be something useful for you in today's rich buffet of links…

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

Major changes are coming to Google next year - and the technical burden of them are likely to fall disproportionatly on the middle rank of publishers.

In today's quick dose of lunchtime reading, there's major Google news, a publisher abandoning their office and more.