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NBCUniversal Plans Company-Wide Layoffs of Less Than 10 Percent of 35,000-Person Staff
NBCUniversal is the latest media company to make staff cuts in the wake of the pandemic's economic fallout.The cuts are expected to affect less than 10% of the company's 35,000 full-time staffers and … more
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Lack of Events Revenue Squeezes B2B Media, Forcing Virtual Volume—and Innovation
Many of the revenue streams that power media companies have begun to come back to life in the past several weeks. But events is not one of them, a fact that has begun to really squeeze many B2B media … more
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Publishers’ Programmatic Revenues Vault Back Up in June and July
Summer is usually a suboptimal time to sell advertising. But for publishers that rely on open exchanges for their programmatic ad revenue, the past two months have been among the hottest of the … more
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Pay Cuts Have Provided a Temporary Fix, but the Pandemic Persists
Though the journalism industry continues to report a staggering number of layoffs, pay cuts have allowed many outlets to retain staff and continue their work while cutting back spending—a … more
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‘A Big Correction’: Pandemic Brings Change to ‘Bloated’ Ad Industry
The advertising industry’s tendency toward excess — catered parties in Las Vegas headlined by pop stars; unwieldy internal hierarchies stuffed with countless director roles; … more
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How U.K. Sports Outlets Pivoted to Branded Content, Social Video to Keep Fans Engaged
Live sport has been coming back to screens over the last two months, and like the U.K.’s Premier League, it has seen a spike in linear TV numbers due to sports-starved audiences. While that … more
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Stuff CEO Sinead Boucher on Building Trust in Local Media During the COVID Era
"COVID has helped us in the way that people have realised how important journalism is … and come back to thinking about how important it is to their daily lives,” Boucher told … more
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How Media Collective Are We Europe Launched a Membership Program While in Lockdown
In a nutshell: This European media collective used the pandemic as an opportunity to conduct online focus groups and build a proposition for its membership program that it soft-launched in … more
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BuzzFeed Lays Off 50 After Pandemic Hurts Lucrative Ad Deals
BuzzFeed Inc. laid off 50 of the 74 employees who were furloughed this spring as the digital media company struggles to replace lost revenue during the pandemic.The cuts include 10 employees in … more
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Will Changes to Print Outlast the Pandemic?
Print editions have taken significant hits at newspapers and magazines across the world as financial setbacks caused by covid-19 rip through newsrooms. As part of the Journalism Crisis Project, the … more
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NPR May be ‘Public’ Radio, but It’s Feeling the Economic Pain of the Pandemic. More Trouble Lies Ahead.
NPR reporter Kelsey Snell would normally have spent last week covering Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell as the congressional correspondent for “Morning Edition” and “All Things … more
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Rashtradoot Effectively and Humanely Managed Print in Early COVID Days
When COVID-19 hit India in January, we were (not surprisingly) smug and unprepared. The fact that we are a tropical country, and therefore pride ourselves on our high immunity, along with the fact … more
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The Second Wave of Media Layoffs is Here
In the spring, a wave of pay cuts, furloughs and layoffs crashed over media as the coronavirus swept through the American economy. Now, a second wave appears to be rising, after the speedy recovery … more
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Vox Media Preparing Round of Layoffs as Business Fails to Improve Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Vox Media, the owner of media properties including New York Magazine, The Verge, SBNation and Eater, has informed its worker unions to prepare for company-wide layoffs, according to people familiar … more
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How The Conversation Leveraged 'Coronabump' to Build Loyal Audience
We have been inundated with news over the past few months of publishers closing their offices, scrapping departments, rethinking their revenue models and trying to establish a more concrete future … more
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Newsletters, Podcasts: COVID Boosts Publishers' Attempts to Directly Reach Readers
The annual Digital News Report released by Oxford’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism after conducting a survey across 80,000 respondents found that formats such as newsletters and … more
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Newspapers are seen covering a window behind a closed shutter of a bar as the lockdown to combat the spread of coronavirus continues in Madrid, Spain, Friday, April 10, 2020. Spain’s parliament has endorsed a government request to extend by two more weeks the current state of emergency. Strict rules that keep people at home except for shopping for food and medicine and the shutting down of all non-essential industry have helped Spain reduce its daily rate of contagion growth. The COVID-19 coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.(AP Photo/Paul White)..
Global Journalism is Fighting for International Development Funding but Shouldn’t Need To. Especially Now.
Journalism is in a rough place. As the world relies more heavily on independent fact-based health information due to the pandemic, journalists everywhere are under increased pressure and in the line … more
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After Coronavirus Shuttered Presses, Seattle’s Real Change Street Newspaper is Printing Again
For Darrell Wrenn, selling Real Change is more than just his only source of income. He likes the drive into downtown Seattle each day to buy a fresh batch of newspapers, and then drive out to … more
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How Belgium’s Apache Increased Its Membership Base Despite Layoffs, Budget Cuts and COVID-19
When financial difficulties meant that Apache — a cooperatively owned investigative outlet based in northern Belgium — had to lay off staff at the end of 2019, it never expected to have … more
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Doctors Banish Magazines in Another Pandemic Blow to Print
As doctors and dentists reopen their offices, patients have noticed something missing: the magazines.Medical providers have removed periodicals from waiting rooms as a precaution during the … more
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