Media Insider: Newspaper Circulation Drops 20%, AP Names Executive Editor, Wirecutter Gets a Paywall
Here are several big media news headlines from the week, including the end of SPAC talks for Vice and a football game controversy for ESPN.
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Media Insider: Facebook Pledges $100M to Help News Outlets, Lee Enterprises Announces Pay Cuts, McClatchy Reinstates Paywall
COVID-19 continues to impact publishers’ ad revenues, causing layoffs, furloughs, and pay cuts across the industry. It’s also impacting podcast listening.
Media Insider: Coronavirus News Consumption Surges, Facebook Launches Grant Program for Local Newsrooms, Plain Dealer Cuts Staff
This week’s media news wrap-up is all about COVID-19 and its impacts on paywalls, jobs, ad budgets, and acquisitions.
Media Insider: Bloomberg to Buy CityLab, Verizon Plans Staff Cuts, Pulitzers Add Podcast Category
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including new paywall plans for Fortune and grants for local news in California.
Media Insider: News Corp Creating Aggregation Service, The Athletic Launches Free Content, Uniqlo Debuts Print Magazine
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including a plan for journalism from Senator Bernie Sanders.
Paywalls: Can Paying for Information Save Digital Media?
Online media is shifting from ad-sponsored content to a subscription model. Can it work? Here’s a look at digital media paywalls.
Media Insider: White House Press Corps Booted from Kim Jong Un’s Hotel, Medium Lowers Paywall For Twitter Users, Seattle Weekly Stops The Presses
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including news from USA Today and The Seattle Times.
A new AP report tells publishers how to capture digital ad revenue
Generating digital dollars just got easier. A new report by the Associated Press looks at a few successful tactics for capturing digital ad revenue.
