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Shan WangFebruary 15, 2018

The Guardian’s new podcast player for the web tries to make listening a little more interactive (but not interruptive)

The Guardian Mobile Innovation Lab’s podcast player for the mobile web lets you listen to a show without using a podcast app, and get phone notifications that point you to links and graphics at relevant points in the story as the audio plays.

Christine SchmidtNovember 17, 2017

Asking members to support its journalism (no prizes, no swag), The Guardian raises more reader revenue than ad dollars

The Guardian revamped its ask and its membership offerings — moving from 12,000 members in the beginning of 2016 to 300,000 today.

Christine SchmidtOctober 26, 2017

The Guardian Mobile Lab’s latest experiment targets public transit commuters with an offline news app

“The app is a really good first step for gathering information, using it in a respectful way, and seeing how people feel about that.”

In the U.K., the BBC, The Guardian, and Mail Online dominate readers’ attentions on desktop

Could The Guardian’s quest for philanthropic support squeeze out other news nonprofits?

Conheça o projeto do Guardian para expandir seu suporte filantrópico

Shan WangAugust 4, 2017

The Wall Street Journal tested live push notifications, with some help from the Guardian’s Mobile Lab

“Did we make the job reports live blog better, because we put more attention to it, and should we push to do more things like this in the newsroom in general?”

Laura Hazard OwenJune 26, 2017

Class is still a taboo topic in the U.S. The Guardian’s ambitious new rural reporting projects are tackling it

“We want to support people who actually live in these places reporting on their own states, about inequality, and then we want to bring them to traditional elite audiences.”

Nico GendronJune 26, 2017

“An international audience and a local audience”: How Fusion and The Guardian are changing their coverage of underreported areas

“If editors are the gatekeepers of coverage, how are they going to assign important stories if they are sending their staff writers to parachute in? It struck me as wrong.”

Laura Hazard OwenFebruary 10, 2017

With “Burst Your Bubble,” The Guardian pushes readers beyond their political news boundaries

The column, which curates right-of-center perspectives for the site’s left-of-center audience, “gets across the idea that the divergence in values in this country is real and persistent.”