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    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 1, 2022
    New York City now requires salary ranges in job posts. Here’s which media companies are complying, and which aren’t
    “$15/hour to $125,000”?
    Which news publishers send the most push alerts?
    Laura Hazard OwenOctober 6, 2022
    The Washington Post is reducing its discount for Amazon Prime members
    Since 2015, a Post subscription for Prime members has cost $3.99 per month. Soon it will be $12 per month.
    Laura Hazard OwenJuly 13, 2022
    Unimaginable abortion stories will become more common. Is American journalism ready?
    In America after the end of Roe v. Wade, one brave source, on the record, is often the best we are going to get. Countless other stories will never be told.
    The Washington Post’s executive editor Sally Buzbee doesn’t want to “give up on any reader”
    Laura Hazard OwenSeptember 23, 2021
    The LA Times’ Kevin Merida thinks Los Angeles is “the perfect place to redefine the modern newspaper”
    “We don’t have to turn around a whole big ship. We can try things.”
    Hanaa' TameezJune 3, 2021
    The Washington Post opinion section is leaning into local with “Voices Across America”
    Voices Across America is looking for writers who can write about where they live with sufficient authority to be credible to their neighbors, but with sufficient altitude to be compelling to readers anywhere.
    Sarah ScireApril 30, 2021
    Not just “elected officials and policy experts”: Top editors are trying to refocus the opinion pages on regular people
    Editors at The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post (and one opinionated Substacker) discussed the rapid growth of opinion in online journalism.
    Why are publishers calling newsletter writers “hosts” and “anchors” now?
    Joshua BentonSeptember 3, 2020
    Publishers are getting a (brief) reprieve from Apple’s coming ad-pocalypse
    Apple now won’t kneecap the ad tech industry — for all the good and bad that implies — until early 2021. Publishers should use the extra time to get their data houses in order.
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