As the U.S. presidential election nears, it’s critical to understand the current traffic landscape and how today’s readers interact with content across various platforms and channels. In this session, we’ll take you through data on how audiences find, interact, and engage with homepages and content during major events, and its potential implications for publishers as we approach November.
Crosswords and other puzzles have been valued by print readers for generations. They can be even more valuable for online publications. The New York Times is an obvious example....
Shifting reading habits, social media, and 24-hour cable news have created “news deserts” throughout the country, where local news no longer exists. News Break will be...
It seems everyone in journalism is talking about the importance of diversity in the newsroom. What’s missing in the conversation are the specific safety risks journalists of...
