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    Articles tagged Axios (12)

    Here’s what you need to know to build successful paid newsletters, popup newsletters, morning digests, and community newsletters
    Ricardo BiltonFebruary 21, 2018
    With audience engagement and live events, Finimize is finding new ways to boost readers’ financial literacy
    “Publications like the Financial Times and Wall Street Journal assume a lot of things about what their readers know. If the price of oil goes up, what happens to the dollar? They assume you know that. We assume our readers don’t.”
    One year in, is Axios “worthy”?
    Ricardo BiltonNovember 17, 2017
    Bad news from Mashable, BuzzFeed, and Vice shows times are rough for ad-supported digital media
    The rapid growth of Google and Facebook continues to take its toll on digital media companies.
    Ken DoctorNovember 16, 2017
    Newsonomics: A call to arms (and wallets) in the new era of deregulation and bigger media
    First Sinclair and now the Kochs are back. In an age of media free-for-all and massive deregulation, will fact-based journalism become an endangered species?
    Bloomberg Businessweek gets a two-tiered paywall, a substantial price increase, and a new look
    Joseph LichtermanApril 20, 2017
    The Financial Times started a mergers and acquisitions newsletter for its highest-paying subscribers
    “We want to draw people’s attention to the fact that we cover the entire totality of a deal with the same aggression that we would try to get a scoop.”
    Laura Hazard OwenMarch 3, 2017
    People just don’t launch non-partisan news sites anymore: Updates from the fake-news world
    “Trump really does polarize people’s views of reality.”
    Natalia MazotteFebruary 22, 2017
    Brazil’s own Politico? Supported by paid newsletters, Poder360 digs into the country’s power structures
    Revenue from a three-times-daily insider newsletter for corporate clients supports a newsgathering operation of more than 20 writers.
    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 18, 2017
    Axios goes live, with a Trump interview (in 19 bullet points and a bunch of little posts)
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