Tag: Internet journalism

I have been using the Internet since moving into our present house 40 years ago. It doesn’t seem that long. ...

Instead of leading people to a paywall, publishers should be leading them to a community service.

These rules apply to all journalism. No matter what you think you’re doing, the audience sees it all as the ...

News sites don’t feed readers anymore, they keep them hungry, hoping for more clicks.

A news story that’s not read doesn’t exist. Every reporter knows that, yet we stand idly by while our bosses ...

Journalists who want to survive in this business must see themselves as publishers, identify their own target markets and focus ...

Think of Web journalism as TV (free) a newspaper (e-mail permission), magazine (registration permission), then newsletters (paid tiers). Each link ...

The collapse of newspapers is a gift from above, not a plague. It opens up vast new opportunities for people ...

When you put up a paywall, you do more than demand money from people. You eliminate pass-along readership.You pass those ...

Once you have a scaled community reading your stuff, you can expand into podcasting, into video, into events – the ...