Media companies adjust their subscription strategises as the market turns

The Reuters Institute tells publishers to 'buckle up' with 'awe-inspiring and frightening changes' brought on by AI

Content consumption and creation changes: Under 25s turn away from email and new podcast creation plummets

Semafor says that the 'billionaire era' of news is ending with a whimper

Cuts at 'passion platforms' Patreon and Substack cast shadow over creator economy

While Axios Pro rakes in millions, Reuters on hiring spree and nonprofit newsroom earning with digital ads

Publishers look past crypto and the metaverse as they embrace AI PLUS How YouTube has become the preferred platform for podcasters

How a newsletter about living cheaply grew to 10K via WoM

Publishers shift their attention to retention PLUS WAN-IFRA

And a round up of the latest developments in social media

What pandemic playbooks taught media companies about resilience PLUS Manchester's The Mill shares it's two-year break-even growth plan for local news

User needs and how to weave your podcast, your journalism, your magazine deeper into people's lives PLUS how to successfully identify data talent who have unconventional backgrounds

Apple is considering allowing side loading and third-party app stores in the face of EU legislation PLUS Revue is shutting down so the newsletter is moving

Personalisation, audio and highly engaged in-app subscribers: Pugpig's 2022 State of the Digital Publishing Market Report PLUS the end of the innovation team

Why we’re undervaluing attention (or what Quakers have to teach us about social media) PLUS why subscription models push media businesses to create better products

The Washington Post looks to be exiting the tech business PLUS a Vox retro from one of its co-founders

Without room to cut prices, publishers extended Cyber Monday subs promotional periods PLUS Apple News growth slows