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    Archives: November 2017

    Ricardo BiltonNovember 27, 2017
    Slow down! Here’s how the speed and structure of Twitter have made it harder to think
    “Every incredibly regrettable thing that I have said on social media, I have said within the first five minutes of something showing up. I would feel a lot better about my history as a social media user if I had had a five-minute delay.”
    With the Koch brothers’ interest in Time Inc come more questions about billionaire-influenced media
    In Turkey, use of Facebook and Twitter for news is falling, and WhatsApp is rising
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 22, 2017
    “Checking Twitter…while being rushed into a bunker”: Considering fake news and nuclear war
    Plus: The EU is surveying its citizens on fake news; what CrossCheck learned in France; the upcoming Disinformation Action Lab.
    The future of news (and far beyond), according to Scandinavian media giant Schibsted’s latest trends report
    Nicholas QuahNovember 21, 2017
    Can Canada build its own independent podcast industry in the True North strong and free?
    Plus: Everybody’s suddenly making podcasts for kids, a show reveals itself as part-fiction in its grand finale, and mixing podcasts and dating apps.
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 21, 2017
    Here are three tools that help digital journalists save their work in case a site shuts down
    “So many people who work professionally on the Internet really don’t know, until too late, that their work is this fragile.”
    Christine SchmidtNovember 20, 2017
    Village Media, relying on local advertisers, seems to have found a scalable (and profitable) local news model
    “We have to find new and creative ways to not replace a client’s Google and Facebook spend but find our own portion of it.”
    Investigate these resources for in-depth reporting, from the Global Investigative Journalism Conference
    Christine SchmidtNovember 20, 2017
    Three years in, Discourse Media looks to membership to power its national expansion
    The Canadian news industry “has been in a long, slow, painful decline, and people are ready for solutions and to see something new.”
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