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    Archives: June 27, 2019

    Christine SchmidtJune 27, 2019
    The Associated Press and Google are building a tool for sharing more local news — more quickly
    “We’re living in an age of journalism where people want to help each other and are prioritizing collaboration over competition. We want to seize on that in a way that ensures no matter who is in the newsroom there’s still a mechanism for them to use this.”
    Christine SchmidtJune 27, 2019
    Here’s The Correspondent’s budget for its English-language expansion
    “This represents five full-time correspondents working in different parts of the world, as well as at least five freelancers each month.”
    Anne Powell, John Wiley, and Peter GrayJune 27, 2019
    Habit formation: How The Wall Street Journal turned user-level data into a strategy to keep subscribers coming back
    The Journal went on a quest to identify the user actions — an app download, an article share, repeat reading of a particular reporter’s stories — that can turn a new subscriber into a loyal one. Then it turned that knowledge into churn-reducing action.
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