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- New York Times Cracks the Subscription Puzzle PLUS More on Quartz's Newsletter-Driven Subscription Strategy
New York Times Cracks the Subscription Puzzle PLUS More on Quartz's Newsletter-Driven Subscription Strategy
The New York Times has been diversifying its paid content product portfolio, including talk about adding its review site Wirecutter to the mix. Poynter covers their puzzle products that now approaching almost a million subscribers on their own.
Journalism.co.uk looks at Quartz's newsletters, which have been responsible for driving three-quarters of their subscriptions. It's another data point on why solid newsletters are so important.
US digital group Dotdash buys Meredith magazine group, highlighting the ongoing consolidation in that industry.
PLUS research into the spread of misinformation and also approaches that newspapers can take to limit the spread of conspiracy theories. The founder of CrowdTangle is leaving Facebook, and the LATimes launches a 'meme team'.
Meet The Mini, the little puzzle that helped launch 930,000 subscriptions to New York Times Games – Poynter — www.poynter.org
‘You feel clever when you solve them.’
People, InStyle, Entertainment Weekly and more than 40 other magazines would become part of the same company as Serious Eats and Investopedia.
The business news website is making changes to its three-year-old subscription programme as it sees three quarters of its readers converting to paying members because of newsletters
Conspiracy theories and the media: Approaches to coverage and how newspapers are 'part of the solution' — www.pressgazette.co.uk
Press Gazette has been reporting on British journalism without fear or favour since 1965. Our mission is to provide a news and information service which helps the UK journalism.
Plus: The struggle of structuring investigative journalism, crowdsourced journalism that works, and how news audiences are addressed in J-schools.
Brandon Silverman, the founder and CEO of CrowdTangle, is leaving Facebook. Earlier this year, the CrowdTangle team was disbanded as a standalone team.
Samantha Melbourneweaver promoted to assistant managing editor for audience - Los Angeles Times - Or LaTimes Creates the ‘ Meme Team’ — www.latimes.com
Her elevation to the masthead comes with a significant expansion of the L.A. Times audience and social media efforts.