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✅POYNTER｜20200210
🔗Journalists never write about … Shhh! Yes they do, and this tool can show you

What are journalists writing about? It seems like a question with an easy answer. Just go to a news outlet’s homepage and take a peek, or do a quick internet search.

✅THE ECONOMIST｜20200131
🔗Charting new territory!

How The Economist designs charts for Instagram?

✅DIGIDAY｜20200110
🔗How Bloomberg News is using Telegram

On Telegram, the preferred messaging app for the privacy conscious, Bloomberg News is attempting to draw new subscribers and build an audience outside the U.S. In Iran, for example, the encrypted messaging app is used some 200 million times a month, according to an Iranian government agency.

✅ADAGE ｜20200103
🔗INTERNET MEDIA EMPLOYMENT HAS TRIPLED OVER THE PAST DECADE

Overall, U.S. media employment has fallen by 20,000 jobs since 2009. What’s up? Internet jobs. What’s down? Everything else….

✅Media Matters for America｜20200101
🔗Climate coverage is improving, but challenges abound heading into 2020

Marked by innovative initiatives and high-quality reporting, 2019 was a breakout year for climate journalism. But there is still work to be done. Broadcast and cable TV news are still greatly underreporting catastrophic extreme weather, failing to cover the crisis on the Sunday shows, and ceding discussion of proposed climate solutions to right-wing media.

✅THE NEW YORK TIMES ｜20191221
🔗More Than 1 in 5 U.S. Papers Has Closed. This Is the Result.

Readers across the country told us how they were affected by the decline of local news: “Our community does not know itself.”

✅Facebook Journalism Program｜20191210
🔗How BBC News Built a More Engaged Audience on Instagram

Ciara Riordan, assistant editor of social news at BBC News, shared an inside look at their Instagram strategy, which reinvigorated engagement numbers without requiring additional resources.

✅QUARTZ ｜20191210
🔗Why so much investigative journalism gets published in December

News organizations will maintain that investigations are published only when they are ready. But editors and reporters know that if, ah, that story you’re working on can be ready in the next couple of weeks, that would be ideal, right?

✅THE TIMES OF INDIA｜20191204
🔗From sitcoms to satire: How comedy is becoming news

New sitcoms speak to a more self-aware and socially conscious audience. Because of the chances of getting called out online for careless … a new generation of writers is more clued in to diversity, TV shows are now more inclusive and layered than ever before.

✅THE NEW YORK TIMES｜20191124
🔗Internet Companies Prepare to Fight the ‘Deepfake’ Future

For internet companies like Google, finding the tools to spot deepfakes has gained urgency. If someone wants to spread a fake video far and wide, Google’s YouTube or Facebook’s social media platforms would be great places to do it.