Archives: June 2017

Nicholas QuahJune 6, 2017
Apple, podcasting’s dominant (and mostly benign) middleman, is rebooting how it delivers shows
Plus: Gimlet makes a curious acquisition, a new run at fixing podcast discovery, and an under-the-hood technical shift.
Joshua BentonJune 5, 2017
HomePod, death to autoplay, and a smarter Apple News: These are the key Apple updates for publishers
Apple, like Google, is using its position in the browser market to try to control elements of the advertising market.
Joshua BentonJune 5, 2017
Conheça novidades da Apple anunciadas na WWDC 2017
HomePod é 1 dos dispositivos mais aguardados pelo mercado.
Joseph LichtermanJune 5, 2017
This new tool will help your newsroom create better email newsletters
Ricardo BiltonJune 5, 2017
The Lenfest Institute’s new local news grant program will take lessons from venture capital
Built around a “venture philanthropy” model, the new programs will offer both significant funding and the test kitchen of its Philadelphia daily newspapers.
Ricardo BiltonJune 5, 2017
In Italy, Il Giornale is turning to crowdfunding to help fund its reporting from conflict zones
“We’re a news site so we need to cover these things, but there’s not a lot of money to do everything. So we thought, maybe we could help solve this by using one of the main resources we have — our readers.”
Shan WangJune 2, 2017
Google is bringing adblocking to Chrome, and will let publishers charge readers who use other adblockers
Laura Hazard OwenJune 2, 2017
Fake news might be the next issue for activist tech-company investors
Plus: Make your own fake Facebook story, “giant man-bats that spent their days collecting fruit and holding animated conversations,” and the AP’s guidelines on fake news.
Laura Hazard OwenJune 2, 2017
科技投资者关注假新闻危机
现在，很难跟上越来越多的虚假信息、错误信息、党派内容和新闻素养。这周的新闻回顾总结了你可能错过的一些亮点。
John TempleJune 2, 2017
Solving the crossword puzzle: Rebuilding a print habit on digital devices
“Sometimes, I’ve learned, you have to take opportunity where you least expect it. And in the end that’s what happened to us.”
Joseph LichtermanJune 1, 2017
The Wall Street Journal is killing its What’s News app (but bringing lessons from it to its main app)
The Journal is the latest news organization to build a mobile-first secondary app as a user-interface playground — and then return focus to the core app.
Shan WangJune 1, 2017
Billionaire-supported but looking to expand its coverage, The Intercept also turns to reader memberships
“We’d be happy to see a healthy portion of our budget paid for by the membership program.”
Shan WangJune 1, 2017
Apoyado por un multimillonario, pero buscando ampliar su cobertura, The Intercept también le apunta a la membresía de lectores
“Estaríamos encantados de ver una porción de nuestro presupuesto pagado por el programa de membresía”.
Joseph LichtermanJune 1, 2017
The Ida B. Wells Society is getting $150,000 from the Knight Foundation to expand its operations
Shan WangJune 1, 2017
مستثمرون يحاربون الأخبار المزيّفة ونشرها على فايسبوك
تقول إحدى المستثمرات ناتاشا لامب من أرجونا لـهانا كوشلير في “فايننشال تايمز”: “تفضّل شركتا فايسبوك وغوغل أن تعتبرا من المنصات التقنية المُحايدة، ولكنهما تم تحويلهما إلى منابر إعلامية – ولهذا السبب نشعر بالقلق الشديد”.
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