When I think about the word “conflict,” it’s hard not to think of journalism. I learn about most conflicts in the world and many even in our own country through news coverage of them. But with the speed and aggression at which information barrels at us today, it’s sometimes hard to stop and think about […]

How journalists at small newspapers fared in 2020, should newsrooms ignore political stunts, and non-compete clauses could go away

How to transition to a nonprofit news model, USPS will raise mailing rates, and how the white press wrote off Black America

On Thursday, July 15, 1-2 p.m. ET, API’s Metrics for News team will host a virtual informational session on the next generation of Google Analytics. The free session will help newsrooms prepare for Google Analytics 4. Google Analytics Universal data will not migrate to GA4, which is why it’s important that users set up a new […]

Weekly roundup — local funding for local news, adapting big stories for social media, and new ideas to absorb this weekend

Where journalism funding is coming from, a new version of Google Analytics is coming, and how to reconnect with disinvested audiences

Take steps to reinvent crime coverage, how to address ‘return-to-office’ anxiety, and an Amazon Prime approach to subscriptions

How to make reporting more digestible, longstanding libel ruling could change, and 2020 election misinformation persists online

The new wave of UFO reporting, Americans agree the news is ‘fundamentally untrustworthy,’ and how the LA Times made virtual events fun

Newspaper circulation revenue beats ad revenue, get help with local government reporting, and what transparent reporting looks like