- GNI substantially increases Journalism Diversity Fund donation [1]
- The complications of federal assistance for newsrooms [2]
- ‘Our priority can’t be to sell advertising’ – Washington Post rethinks revenues in lockdown [3]
- 43 Chicago Media Outlets Launch Fundraising Campaign [4]
- Facebook Journalism Project Provides $16 Million in Funding to Support More Than 200 Local Newsrooms [5]
- UK: News publishers have raised at least £7m so far to help fight coronavirus [6]
- Here’s how 15+ member-driven organizations are adapting membership appeals, events, and more for coronavirus [7]
- UK: Telegraph launches ‘coronavirus-free’ newsletter [8]
- Why The New York Times considers books — like podcasts and TV — ripe for expansion [9]
- UK: The i sees newsletter growth by opening up dialogue with readers during coronavirus lockdown [10]
- UK: Publisher calls for online donations to help local titles ‘stay in the game’ [11]
- USA: In the Covid-19 Crisis, Philanthropy’s Investment in Local News Pays Off [12]
- Facebook Invests Additional $100 Million to Support News Industry During the Coronavirus Crisis [13]
- How 4 Publishers Are Turning Surveys Into Revenue [14]
- UK: “Profitable since going all-digital”: What publishers can learn from The Independent’s growth story [15]
- USA: The Dispatch surpassed $1 million in revenue by being newsletters-and-podcasts first and taking it slow [16]
- Facebook Announces $1 Million in Grants to Support Coronavirus News Reporting [17]
- Learn How Radio Ambulante, a Spanish-Language Podcast, Built a Devoted Audience [18]
- The internal and external culture shifts needed for publishers to embrace eCommerce [19]
- USA: At Slate Plus, behind-the-scenes content wasn’t a big draw for members — but bonus podcast episodes are [20]
- Why The New York Times considers books — like podcasts and TV — ripe for expansion [9]
- Google gives $6.5 million to fact-checkers, misinformation nonprofits [21]
- “The most important thing … is to keep delivering”: Hearst UK pivots to an online event in under a week [22]
- How Publishers are Exploring Alternative Routes to Fund Journalism [23]
- USA: Vox Media aims for $20m-plus podcast business in 2020 [24]
- TikTok, with more downloads globally than Facebook, enters 2020 with big plans for publishers and advertisers [25]
- Exclusive: The Athletic raises $50 million [26]
- Telegraph’s new tactic: will offering a Fitbit be enough to attract new readers? [27]
- Digital Publishers Start Turning A Profit; Why The Slow Transition From Linear To OTT Is A Good Thing [28]
- Newspapers chase philanthropic grants to fill coverage gaps [29]
- UK: Regional daily launches new podcast for women over 45 [30]
- UK: Times titles launch daily news podcast with BBC journalist brought in to present [31]
- How eCommerce is becoming a key part of publishers’ emerging revenue strategies [32]
- “A trend no publisher – large or small – can afford to overlook”: Social commerce set to be the most important digital channel by 2029 [33]
- International publishers will charge for more content and launch more daily news podcasts this year [34]
- India’s cashed-up news aggregators like DailyHunt hit a revenue roadblock [35]
- News podcast boom as 12,000 released within nine months this year, Reuters Institute report finds [36]
- How 5 media companies around the world are using eCommerce [37]
- As print falters, Marie Claire UK goes all in with eCommerce [38]
- UK: Regional daily launches new weekly pre-election podcast [39]
- A new revenue stream, brand building and more: How publishers can benefit from diversifying into training and development [40]
- Tortoise claims nearly 20,000 members as it eyes move into podcasting [41]
- Spain's ARA spells out its secret for growing revenue [42]
- After sluggish starts, more publishers are finding Snapchat a moneymaker [43]
- The Financial Times is rolling out subscriber-only podcasts [44]
- ‘There’s clarity around what you’ll make’: SmartNews is paying publishers to be on its platform [45]
- 'New York Times' Offers Merchandise Inspired By 'Modern Love' Column [46]
- How A.G. Sulzberger Is Leading the New York Times Into the Future [47]
- USA: Starbucks Offers Customers Free Digital Access To Newspapers, Special Subscription Offers [48]
- Supermarkets are ditching their newspaper and magazine racks (and publishers aren’t happy) [49]
- UK: BBC documentary helps boost subscriptions at Herald Scotland [50]
- How publishers get their reporters to drive subscriptions [51]
- To capture reader revenue and engagement, some Indian newsrooms are going back to the once-scorned comments section [52]
- Publishers are beefing up ad buying chops to support subscription ambitions [53]
- The New York Times' "The Daily" podcast hits 1 billion downloads [54]
- Publishers are changing page templates for shopping content pages [55]
- Jim Brady: There’s a reader revenue revolution happening. Will legacy news miss it — again? [56]
- UK: The Telegraph is growing its subscribers base with WhatsApp audio briefings [57]
- USA: Revenue wrap up: Donors, fees and more [58]
- Vogue Australia revamps subscription offering with Vogue VIP loyalty program [59]
- To increase retention, The Financial Times is using newsletter polls [60]
- How Zimbabwe's 263Chat distributes news on WhatsApp [61]
- Germany: Five years after crowdfunding, here’s how Krautreporter is keeping its members engaged (and building tools for you to, too) [62]
- What does The New York Times look for in coming up with a new product? These five things [63]
- How good products enable modern journalism [64]
- Why Group Nine is Prioritizing Podcasts & Partnering with iHeartMedia [65]