The New York Times produced approximately 230 pieces of content per day on average; The Washington Post, more than 500 per day in 2016
News monitoring platforms are quietly revolutionizing investigative journalism.
Companies must strike a balance between the desire to be enlightened and the need to observe individual rights and social values.
Our continuing national mistake in art, culture and journalism has been to treat the final product as the only product.
In a world of digital abundance, you need to find your scarcity.
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.
When it comes to the data, the numbers are there, but it also has to work alongside your goals.
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.
Publishers need to read the tea leaves that are exploding in their faces. Meta isn’t even hinting here.
Younger audiences, particularly in the 18-24 age group, are finding their news on visual platforms, inclusive of Tik Tok. As many as 15 per cent use it as a primary source for news.
Across the five categories tracked by the agency, commercial banks, credit unions, eye care, telecom and fast food, Meta ad placements have tripled since 2019.
The blockchain, also known as distributed ledger technology, manages information in discrete chunks, or blocks that are strung together across interconnected computing systems.
Facebook’s entire budget for its widely touted journalism funding project is roughly one per cent of one day’s profit for the company.
Media houses aren’t in competition with each other, they are in competition with disinterest, sketchy reading habits and a world of distracting, often contradictory quasi-information.
