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Kendra Pierre-LouisJune 24, 2020

It’s time to change the way the media reports on protests. Here are some ideas.

“People kept sharing these videos that were coming up and it was unambiguous what was going on. We weren’t looking at a stream of videos of violence erupting or clashes breaking out. We were looking at cops, attacking people.”

Hanaa' TameezJune 15, 2020

How The New York Times is producing quarantine videos without being live and in-person

“The intimacy that you can build with your character when you’re doing a FaceTime interview instead of having a big camera crew in their living room is great.”

Sarah ScireJune 8, 2020

After newsroom protests, The New York Times opinion page editor and the top editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer have resigned

The editor of The New York Times opinion section, James Bennet, and the top editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer, Stan Wischnowski, faced crises in their newsrooms over an op-ed and an offensive headline, respectively, last week.

Sarah ScireMay 6, 2020

The New York Times’ success with digital subscriptions is accelerating, not slowing down

In January, the Times announced it had passed 5 million total subscriptions. Today, it announced it had passed 6 million. Ad revenue is cratering, but the path forward remains sustainable.

Joshua BentonApril 30, 2020

The New York Times’ morning email newsletter is getting an official “host and anchor”

Can any of the lessons of The Daily’s success be carried over into your inbox?

The L.A. Times is closing three suburban newspapers

Sarah ScireApril 15, 2020

Here’s how WBUR raised $1 million in 13 hours with a pledge drive rethought for pandemic times

“What felt appropriate two weeks ago may not be appropriate today.”

Hanaa' TameezApril 9, 2020

In an uncertain time, The Week Junior informs children without scaring them about the world we live in

“It’s our mission to bring the news of the world to children every week, no matter what’s happening in the world.”

Joshua BentonApril 6, 2020

The New York Times will be free for high school students (over the next three anxious months)

With teenagers stuck at home thanks to the coronavirus, the Times is offering access to its journalism — with the hope of converting some into regular readers and, eventually, subscribers

Sarah ScireApril 2, 2020

Why The New York Times considers books — like podcasts and TV — ripe for expansion

“Reporters leave a ton in their notebooks. The book form really gives us a chance to expand the journalism.”