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There’s now a way for journalists to verify their Bluesky accounts through their employers (while still keeping control of them)
It may be too late for @edwardrmurrow.cbsnews.com, @huntersthompson.rollingstone.com, or @mikewallace.60minutes.com, but ...
Nieman Journalism Lab3h
Tuning out TV news might be behind the decline in media trust. (No, really!)
But: "Does falling trust cause people to change their media use, or do changing media habits cause lower trust?" ...
Nieman Journalism Lab1h
The strike at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is now the longest in the nation. And it’s not over.
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Nieman Journalism Lab1h
Journalism’s “what if” problem
“Speculation is not the function of journalism. It is what an anxious brain does, worrying about all the ways things could go wrong, sending the worrier into a panicked and angry state.” — ...
Nieman Journalism Lab2h
Forbes editorial staffers walk off the job the same day as release of the company’s “30 Under 30” list
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Nieman Journalism Lab2h
Here we go: The Verge now has a subscription
Half a million people read The Verge at least once a week — and those people read an average of 14 stories a month. 55,000 of you have come to the site every single day this year. A lot of you really ...
Nieman Journalism Lab1d
News outlets push vertical video to the homepage
News organizations are building vertical video carousels for their homepages and apps, embedding vertical videos in stories, ...
Nieman Journalism Lab22h
The Verge is launching a paywall tomorrow
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Nieman Journalism Lab22h
Behind the scenes with the New York Times’ Thanksgiving Day parade reporter
“It’s the best time — everyone is high as a kite on happiness…My idea, my concept that I go in with, is that the people are the parade” – Sarah Maslin Nir, a metro reporter who has volunteered to ...
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California governor Gavin Newsom has pardoned Ear Hustle host Earlonne Woods
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Nieman Journalism Lab22h
Taylor Swift is a perfect example of how book publishing is changing
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Nieman Journalism Lab22h
Malicious ads in search results are driving new generations of scams
“The volume of these things is immense…search engines like Google will say they check the content of ads to ensure they’re safe, but the thing is that attackers are using ad delivery networks and can ...