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The Economist Learns Print is Ninth Most Popular Platform

Press Gazette: The Economist’s print magazine is only its ninth most popular platform. Of course, print readers are rather more valuable to the publisher than Twitter followers – with the mass social media reach of the brand intended to funnel readers into becoming...

Report: Streaming Surge Slows After Pandemic Lockdowns

World Screen: While time spent streaming content continues to rise across the globe, year-on-year growth slowed in May and June following the peaks recorded in April at the height of the Covid-19 shutdown, according to Conviva. "2020 has been full of surprises,...

Pinterest Delays New Board Member Amid Worker Protest

Bloomberg: Pinterest delayed the planned announcement of a new board member Friday amid a virtual walkout by employees demanding change after claims of discrimination by management. More than 350 of Pinterest's 2,400 employees signed onto a protest and virtual job...

Bloomberg: Facebook Should Not Pay Publishers for News

Bloomberg Opinion: "Journalism's business model wasn't broken by digital platforms. The internet unbundled many of the services that newspapers once provided, while eroding the monopolies that made them so profitable. Facebook and Google hardly caused...

News Corp Sees Abrupt Exit of Top Staffer at WSJ Magazine

WWD: David Thielebeule is no longer at WSJ Magazine. After almost eight years as style director, brought in by Kristina O’Neill when she took up the job of editor in chief in 2013, Thielebeule has made an abrupt departure at the style insert of the Wall Street...

Hearst Janitor Helps Writer Land a Job at Esquire Magazine

@EnewellJones: "All of my friends know the story of my arrival at Esquire, but I wish to share it today, because it makes me happy. It's a story about how much strangers can impact another stranger's life. A janitor changed everything for me. He doesn’t even know he...

Meredith CEO ‘Sticks with Print’ Amid September Declines

CNN: InStyle magazine's September issue is expected to bring in less revenue than usual. Luxury, fashion and retail ad spending has "slowed considerably." But that doesn't necessarily spell doom for the future of print magazines or the September issues. "There's still...

Hearst, Conde: Will Readers Pay for Digital Post Pandemic?

Freeport Press: Whether interest in paid digital content continues once we all "get back out there" is unknown. It depends a great deal on how well publishers build and maintain that all-important connection to their readers. What worked last year or last month might...

Ebony Magazine’s Creditors Duel Businessman Over Assets

Bloomberg: Now 75 years old, Ebony magazine is a shell of its former self. It hasn't published a print edition since spring 2019, and weeks after its CEO was ousted following an internal review, creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition with the goal to...

News Corp Aussie Cartoon of Biden, Harris is Called Racist

Reuters: A cartoon in Australia’s biggest national newspaper drew condemnation as being racist for portraying Joe Biden describing his new running mate, Kamala Harris, as "this little brown girl." The cartoon was by Johannes Leak in Rupert Murdoch's The Australian...



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