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Neel DhaneshaJuly 11, 2024

The Copa, Euro, and Wimbledon finals collide on July 14. Here’s how The Athletic is preparing for its “biggest day ever.”

The Athletic intends to use its live coverage as a “shop window,” giving new readers a taste of what they might get if they subscribed.

The New York Times is “constantly thinking about the hierarchy of the stories that we’re promoting,” Joe Kahn says

Joshua BentonJuly 10, 2024

Are you willing to pay for CNN.com? Prepare to be asked before year’s end

The cable news network plans to launch a new subscription product — details TBD — by the end of 2024. Will Mark Thompson repeat his New York Times success, or is CNN too different a brand to get people spending?

Joshua BentonMay 21, 2024

ProPublica’s new “50 states” commitment builds on a decade-plus of local news partnerships

With annual revenue of $45 million and a staff approaching 200 people, ProPublica has been one of the big journalism winners of the past decade. And it’s been unusually willing to spread that wealth around the country.

Joshua BentonMay 7, 2024

This year’s Pulitzer Prizes were a coming-out party for online media — and a marker of local newspapers’ decline

For the first time ever, more online news sites produced Pulitzer finalists than newspapers did.

Andrew DeckMarch 20, 2024

The Intercept charts a new legal strategy for digital publishers suing OpenAI

Raw Story, AlterNet, and The Intercept are among the first smaller publications to go up against the AI goliath for copyright violations.

A.G. SulzbergerMarch 5, 2024

“Mutual incomprehension now exists seemingly everywhere”: The New York Times’ publisher responds to its critics

“I don’t believe a news organization must be doing something right because people on all sides are angry. But it’s also not a sign that a news organization must be doing something wrong.”

Joshua BentonFebruary 28, 2024

Is The New York Times’ newsroom just a bunch of Ivy Leaguers? (Kinda, sorta.)

They’re not a majority, based on a new look at education data, but they are wildly overrepresented.

Joshua BentonFebruary 20, 2024

“We’ve really worked hard not to ever have a pivot at The New York Times”: A.G. Sulzberger on AI, local news, and that Trump bump

“Never get comfortable; always assume that the world is conspiring to take down the industry and that we will have to move heaven and earth to overcome those forces to blaze a path forward for quality journalism.”

Shafik QuoraisheeJanuary 17, 2024

How The New York Times is building experimental handwriting recognition for its crosswords app

“Aside from handwriting, there’s also potential for interactive features like ‘scribble-to-erase’ detection, in-app self-training mechanisms, and a whole host of other doors that on-device ML in the Games app can open.”

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