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Joshua BentonMarch 25, 2020

We know coronavirus has wrecked the events business for media in 2020. But will it come back post-virus?

O’Reilly Media, long known for its successful conferences, has decided that it’s getting out of the business — no matter how quickly civilization gets past COVID-19. Will events revenue bounce back quickly in a few months or be lost under a mountain of Zoom calls?

News is sometimes a casualty when Facebook and Twitter try to clean up their platforms

Laura Hazard OwenMay 2, 2016

Hoping to redefine “trade publication,” Digiday launches Glossy, a vertical to cover disruption in fashion

“I hate the term ‘trade publication,’ because it implies being a boring cheerleader for the industry.”

Nicholas QuahApril 19, 2016

Hot Pod: Is $12-a-day a fair wage for New York’s many radio interns?

Plus: USA Today’s podcast download numbers, Google Play Music finally buys into podcasts, and whether independent podcasts don’t get enough attention.

Some clues into how The New York Times will price its lovely cooking site

Some news orgs are killing comments, but not just because their commenters are terrible at being humans

Caroline O'DonovanDecember 9, 2013

In suburban D.C., a network of hyperlocal news sites expands and bets on local advertising

“If everybody’s focused on the billion-dollar opportunity in local, they’re going to be missing out on a lot of other opportunities, because this isn’t a billion-dollar space.”

More sites are approaching a mostly-mobile audience

Mark CoddingtonFebruary 8, 2013

This Week in Review: Paywall dominoes keep falling, and Twitter keeps moving into video

Plus: The debate on aggregation do’s and don’ts, the state of media reporting, and the rest of the week’s news.