#media-industry

#media-industry

Google's algorithm changes have shifted traffic from affiliate product review sites to forums and authentic reviews, significantly boosting traffic to Reddit as a result.

Last spring, Bustle experienced massive traffic spikes for a few stories, achieving 150,000 to 300,000 search views, a significant increase from their usual 1,000.

Patricia Jaggernauth alleged systemic racism, sexism, and discrimination at Bell Media, feeling treated as a token and struggling with her mental health during employment.

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Navigating the news in the morning, I can avoid it a little bit while I'm trying to get ready to face the day. I focus on what I can control.

Sportswriters have peculiar eating habits shaped by their job pressures, leading to odd choices and timings, but some seem stranger than the writers themselves.

CBS's decision to fire Peter Dunn prior to completing an investigation, primarily motivated by external pressure, has led to a costly arbitration ruling.

Deborah reflects on her sister's struggles with illiteracy while also confronting her new job dynamics without Winnie, who helped protect her from corporate decisions.

I started off in the UK with a lack of connections, which made landing a full-time editorial role challenging after moving back from the US.

"Just completely sickened by this news," Polygon cofounder Brian Crecente shared on Bluesky. "Mostly for those so suddenly and deeply impacted, but also for the dwindling number of publications seriously covering video games."

After its purchase by a tech entrepreneur, the publication is now a shadow of itself. A letter signed by its illustrious contributors says as much about a way of life as it does about the media industry.

Nonprofit journalism has exploded in popularity in recent years, propelled in part by the success of investigative giant ProPublica. The enthusiasm has led some to proclaim nonprofit journalism as a savior for the media industry.

From its opening at $14 per share, Newsmax's stock soared to $233, resulting in a market cap near $30 billion, despite its lower viewership compared to Fox News.