Social media users don't realize their power
Bkuesky offered an instructive example today about how misinformation spreads online. All names have been redacted below and details simplified
Print is dead, long live print
I often catch up on the NiemanLab predictions in January after they have all dropped. But the trend here caught
My ten rules for blogging in 2025
Number 10 will shock you.
We don't (always) need to meet readers 'where they are'
Let’s be heterodox for a moment on two points:
1 We don’t need to meet readers where they
Ten books helpful to understand 2025
How does one make sense of a period of cultural upheaval informed by the electoral politics of irrationality, hatred and
Technology is a tool not a solution
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that technology simply exists and nothing more. Omniscient, omnipotent,
Artificial Intelligence is likely a bad news editor
I was struck by a minor existential dread recently while testing an AI-driven news aggregation app in my quixotic 10-year
The Job to be Done for Willingness to Pay Theories
I have a commentary, published today in Journalism & Commuications Monographs accompanying “News Subscription Motivation: Why Audiences Pay for
Journalists - is Twitter actually your community?
It is long past time for journalism to abandon Twitter.
We ourselves have torn down the wall between editorial and
In defense of newspaper endorsements
I will not bore you with the surveys and studies and punditry that argue newspaper opinion pages and candidate endorsements