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✅VOX｜20200610
🔗America is changing, and so is the media
The media has gone through painful periods of change before. But this time is different.

✅COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW ｜20200609
🔗As publishers rethink editorial norms, social media policies must follow

If there is any benefit for journalism to the shift in media control from press institutions to platforms as gatekeepers, it is that news organizations can deploy resources more thoughtfully in this regard.

✅COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW｜20200601
🔗New York Times public editor: Enough of ‘all the news.’ Time for what’s fit to print.

The first time anyone saw the New York Times’ famous motto, “All the News That’s Fit to Print,” wasn’t in the pages of the Times, but in a declaration of war.

✅THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY｜20200521
🔗2019 Diversity and Inclusion Report

Here is The New York Times’ diversity report for 2019.

✅THE GUARDIAN｜20200518
🔗More than 150 Australian newsrooms shut since January 2019 as Covid-19 deepens media crisis

The closure of BuzzFeed News in Australia may have grabbed the headlines last week but the digital startup is just one victim on a growing list of media casualties of the Covid-19 pandemic.

✅WHAT’S NEW IN PUBLISHING｜20200508
🔗How an Indian magazine achieved 30% growth in circulation during lockdown, with free vegetable seeds

Anyone trying to start their own vegetable garden during the Covid-19 lockdown and experienced how tough it is to find home delivered vegetable seeds will wish they were subscribers to India’s Manorama Weekly magazine. Subscribers get their seed packets glued to the magazine.

✅POYNTER｜20200504
🔗Here are the winners of the 2020 Pulitzer Prizes
ℹThe Pulitzer Prizes are generally regarded as the highest honor that U.S.-based journalists and organizations can receive.

✅PEW RESEARCH CENTER｜20200429
🔗About Seven-in-Ten U.S. Adults Say They Need to Take Breaks From COVID-19 News

61% give equal attention to national and local coronavirus news.

✅BBC NEWS｜20200419
🔗Coronavirus doctor’s diary: ‘Fake news makes patients think we want them to die’

In the Covid pandemic, smartphones and social media have connected families who are separated because of the risk of infection – but they’ve also helped generate a blizzard of dangerous fake news.

✅NIEMAN REPORTS｜20200409
🔗What Role Should Newsrooms Play in Debunking COVID-19 Misinformation?

When conspiracies pass a tipping point, newsrooms working collectively to push out strong debunks can slow the spread of myths and misinformation