The critical 18-34 age group recorded a decline in enthusiasm for daily news from 79 percent in 2017 to 64 percent in 2025
The New York Times produced approximately 230 pieces of content per day on average; The Washington Post, more than 500 per day in 2016
Successful producers are reversing the journalism process, dismantling the inverted pyramid of news structure
The only way forward for journalism is immersion in the unfamiliar by both journalists and their managers.
News monitoring platforms are quietly revolutionizing investigative journalism.
Headlines and articles should connect to the identity of the society within which it is intended.
The most important thing that local media houses could do right now is to stop pretending that they are in competition with each other.
Deepfakes on their own, while persuasive, depend to a great deal on context.
In a world of digital abundance, you need to find your scarcity.
“We used to go to conferences and journalists would accuse us of stealing jobs, a lack of credibility.”
What made online pundits so effective in the US election?
Beyond the president-elect’s often-expressed intent to retaliate against journalists he believes are unfairly attacking him is the agenda of Project 2025.
Former CoP Gary Griffith authorised an increase in the unit from four officers to 23 emphasising a direct engagement with the public using social media, with an emphasis on Facebook.
“At the end of the day, our service is not growing fast enough to become a real business or a significant platform.”
It’s no longer simply enough to keep producing the same news menu for an aging demographic and milking that diminishing audience.
