Condé Nast, Publisher of Vogue, Will Cut 5% of Its Work Force (www.nytimes.com)
Roger Lynch, the chief executive, said the company was grappling with digital advertising pressures, a decline in social media traffic and shifting audience behaviors.
How Daily Mail went from voice of Middle England to Tiktok sensation (pressgazette.co.uk)
Boris Johnson has become an unlikely Tiktok star for the Daily Mail.
The New York Times explains its Gaza hospital blast headline change - Poynter (www.poynter.org)
‘The early versions of the coverage … relied too heavily on claims by Hamas,’ the Times says
Local Newspapers Are Vanishing. How Should We Remember Them? (www.propublica.org)
As smaller newspapers shrink or disappear, it’s easy to romanticize the role they played. But one reporter’s memories of the heyday of local journalism reveal a much more complicated reality.
What do we lose when newsrooms close? - Poynter (www.poynter.org)
Journalists mourn the loss of newsrooms, but the more pressing question is whether and how their closures are affecting journalism itself.
Interview: This is government telling journalists what it is capable of doing: Paranjoy Guha Thakurta on NewsClick, raids (thesouthfirst.com)
Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, a journalist who serves as a consultant to NewsClick was questioned by Delhi Police, speaks to South First about it.
UAPA case against NewsClick, 2 detained, cops search homes of journalists (www.newslaundry.com)
In August, a report in the NYT had suggested that the news portal was among Chinese propaganda outlets.
Ads, Firings and Hostile Takeovers: How Turkey's Govt Came to Control 90% of Its Media (thewire.in)
Just very recently, a prominent investigative Turkish journalist Barış Pehlivan, whose latest book accused Turkey's last interior minister of having links with organised crime, has been locked up for the fifth time in three years.
Journalists Should Share Their Own Climate Disasters | Nieman Reports (niemanreports.org)
It’s an important step in helping audiences to understand what’s at stake
British viewers shun broadcast TV for digital services, Ofcom finds (www.ft.com)
"Claire Enders, founder of media research company Enders Analysis, pointed to the growth in popularity of video platform YouTube and social network TikTok among younger audiences, with less interest across age groups in news in particular compared with during the pandemic."...
A decade ago, Jeff Bezos bought a newspaper. Now he’s paying attention to it again (www.moneycontrol.com)
The Washington Post is on a pace to lose about $100 million in 2023, according to two people with knowledge of the company’s finances.
Associated Press, OpenAI partner to explore generative AI use in news (www.reuters.com)
The Associated Press is licensing a part its archive of news stories to OpenAI under a deal that will explore generative AI's use in news, the companies said on Thursday, a move that could set the precedent for similar partnerships between the industries.
Open-Source Journalism in a Wired World | Nieman Reports (niemanreports.org)
Spurred by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, open-source investigations are being integrated into standard newsroom practice
Wife of Huw Edwards names him as BBC presenter at centre of allegations (www.theguardian.com)
News comes shortly after Met says there is no evidence suspended presenter committed criminal offence
194 journalists targeted in India last year, 103 by state actors, says report (www.newslaundry.com)
The highest number of journalists targeted were from J&K, followed by Telangana, according to the report.
Vox Media undergoes c-suite shakeup (www.axios.com)
The new appointments reflect a push by Vox Media to focus more on new revenue streams, like commerce and subscriptions.
Worldwide, online news is looking a lot more like TikTok and a lot less like “shared articles” (www.niemanlab.org)
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