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    Articles tagged Jim VandeHei (19)

    Axios has its first-ever layoffs, citing “shifting reader attention and behavior” and AI
    Sarah ScireJune 7, 2021
    Ted Williams proved local news can be profitable. Now, he’ll try to replicate the success for Axios.
    “As time goes on, even when you’re financially successful in media, the tendency is to do more and more stuff. If I look at media companies who are poorly run, everyone is really busy, stressed out, and they’re not making money.”
    One year in, is Axios “worthy”?
    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?
    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 18, 2017
    Axios goes live, with a Trump interview (in 19 bullet points and a bunch of little posts)
    Who needs a ton of words?
    Shan WangJanuary 9, 2017
    Axios launches newsletters, gearing up toward a full-fledged site just in time for the Trump administration
    “I look at Axios as a rolling R&D lab,” Jim VandeHei, chairman and CEO of the new venture, said in a Q&A.
    Laura Hazard OwenDecember 1, 2016
    The premise of Jim VandeHei’s new media venture: People who care about real news are now a niche
    “I believe very powerfully in the public service of journalism — I just think we have to quit being delusional about what it takes to build a business around that.”
    Politico’s Playbook newsletter gets a makeover, with an eye towards younger audiences on mobile, social
    Top departures at Politico come with hints of a new venture
    Politico will be in every American state capital — plus lots of world ones — by 2020
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