Coming off big digital subscription growth, Hearst Newspapers plan a new data and product hub for 2022 Heart’s newspapers represent a sort of counterpoint to the perception that the industry is all about financial distress and contraction. January 27, 2022 Rick Edmonds
URL Media is turning one. Here’s what it accomplished in supporting Black and Brown newsrooms S. Mitra Kalita and Sara Lomax-Reese share what’s changed and what’s ahead January 26, 2022 Kristen Hare
Calculate your skills — and value — before joining the Great Resignation Here’s what one journalist considered before quitting her job January 26, 2022 Lam Thuy Vo
Internationally too, journalists and others are debating government subsidies and how to deal with Big Tech Recognition is growing that many outlets won't make it on their own. January 20, 2022 Anya Schiffrin
How to speak up about microaggressions in the newsroom Sometimes protecting yourself means not speaking up January 18, 2022 Alex Sujong Laughlin
Tampa Bay Times CEO Paul Tash announces his retirement Tash’s 18-year tenure has been marked by extraordinary journalism but also extraordinary financial challenges. Conan Gallaty succeeds him. January 13, 2022 Rick Edmonds
A few brief reasons to take Axios Local seriously as a competitor Axios Local seems to have a disruptive business product that should worry any incumbent. In this case, that’s metro newspapers and their websites. January 11, 2022 Rick Edmonds
Chicago is witnessing a local news rebirth Nonprofit news is on the march. There are questions and concerns, but also optimism. January 10, 2022 Mark Jacob
A new NYC salary transparency law could help address journalism pay gaps, advocates say The law will require employers in NYC, the media capital of the world, to disclose a minimum and maximum salary in job postings January 10, 2022 Angela Fu
These journalism grads chose freelance over full-time work. Here’s why. Journalism schools must do a better job teaching students the value and challenges of freelancing — and the skills to do it well. January 7, 2022 Jacqueline Marino
