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    Articles tagged Andrew Sullivan (23)

    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 6, 2017
    Under its new CEO, New York Magazine is branching out into more “voice-y news products”
    “We’re making sure that we’re appropriately marketing directly to consumers and really selling subscriptions at full price.”
    Joshua BentonSeptember 9, 2015
    Press Publish 15: Matt Thompson on The Atlantic’s attempt to breathe some life into classic blogging
    Did blogging win, influencing the shape of all online media? Or is there room in 2015 for a reinvigoration of what the form — personality, connection, conversation, context — once promised?
    Joseph LichtermanAugust 27, 2015
    The Atlantic is returning to blogging
    “We missed the kind of writing it represents. We missed the kind of audience engagement it represents.”
    Andrew Sullivan is quitting blogging
    Ken DoctorJune 26, 2014
    The newsonomics of European crowds, funding new news
    In the Netherlands and in Germany, two closely watched startups have gone to readers to pay the bills. What lessons from there can be applied elsewhere?
    Talking Points Memo defends its new sponsored content
    Mark CoddingtonJanuary 6, 2014
    This Week in Review: The NYT backs Snowden, and journalists’ personal brands break away
    Plus: Making sense of the flood of NSA revelations, Facebook’s greatly exaggerated demise, and the rest of the holidays’ must-read journalism and tech news.
    Ken DoctorOctober 24, 2013
    The newsonomics of David Pogue and the Pujols Effect
    Is the economic power of star journalists growing or shrinking? Depends on the news organization.
    Caroline O'DonovanSeptember 23, 2013
    Turn your followers into gold: Beacon won’t be the Netflix of journalism, but it might help you make rent
    “It’s not, Hey I’m asking for this money, help me out as a charitable thing. It’s like, You value these stories, you value the work that I do, and you’re going to pay for it.”
    Caroline O'DonovanJuly 25, 2013
    How much will liberals pay to hear a blue voice in a red state?
    From glossy mag to alt weekly to subscription-based blog, the Arkansas Times is “good at change.” Will readers step up to pay for the digital side of a free print weekly?
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