People haven’t seen much news on Facebook for years now. The company’s algorithm has changed over time, as has people’s desire to see news on… Read More »News now makes up less than 3% of what people see on Facebook
The Messenger’s purchase of Grid last week raised some eyebrows, at least in the small community of people who could tell you what both The… Read More »Buying Grid gives The Messenger a boost in social, not just in staffing its newsroom
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Edward Wale, VP Europe, LG Ad Solutions The break-neck speed of evolution within CTV has opened new doors for advertisers looking to reach their audience… Read More »Failing to prioritise data could sabotage CTV marketing success
Since 2005, more than 2,500 local newspapers, most of them weeklies, have closed, with more closures on the way. Responses to the decline have ranged… Read More »Public radio can help solve the local news crisis — if it will expand staff and coverage
If you read much about politics online, particularly on the left, it’s a phrase you’ve probably seen: late capitalism. Its meaning isn’t always clear —… Read More »Leaked code, blocked journalists, and billions gone: It’s just another few days in late Twitter
We have some good news for journalists who want to ensure that the public has the best and most accurate information. Corrections work. When you… Read More »The corrections dilemma: Admitting your mistakes increases accuracy but reduces audience trust, a new study finds
Fox News appears to have committed a gross breach of journalism ethics: intentionally lying to its audience about the 2020 election. This appalls many people… Read More »Why journalism schools won’t quit Fox News
by Jean-Louis Gassée Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) made and lost chancy bets on long-term bonds. This concerned depositors who in turn worried other depositors, starting… Read More »No Atheists In Foxholes. Or Libertarians In Bank Runs | by Jean-Louis Gassée | Mar, 2023
by Jean-Louis Gassée After tens of thousands of layoffs, what can tech company CEOs do? To clarify the title above, let’s return to the start… Read More »CEOs Writing Three Envelopes. by Jean-Louis Gassée | by Jean-Louis Gassée | Mar, 2023