Business of News

Afterlife

Journalists who have left the traditional media on what they lost and what they gained.

December 23, 2024 By CJR Staff

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Inspired by elephants, entrepreneur turns sleepy yoga magazine into digital juggernaut

August 25, 2016 By Amanda Palleschi

Should the Associated Press have sent a safety bulletin over the Clinton report backlash?

June 10, 2016 By Elizabeth Spayd

Business of News

Afterlife

Page 54

Inspired by elephants, entrepreneur turns sleepy yoga magazine into digital juggernaut

Platform aimed at audience interaction generates story ideas, goodwill

ESPN’s drug-war epic ‘Pin Kings’ invigorates multi-platform storytelling genre

Blendle reaches
1 million users, but is it here to stay?

A tragic photo inspired a huge CNET project on the refugee crisis

What to do when your boss behaves badly

Joint NABJ-NAHJ convention signals thaw after breakup of journalism alliance

Exit interview: Aron Pilhofer on the digital landscape, buyouts at The Guardian

CJR gets new editor and publisher

Laid-off IBT journalists make news of their own in Twitter protest

Pew: Most news sharing remains low-tech, offline

What media companies don’t want you to know about ad blockers

How a Utah media company aims to take native advertising local

Local news isn’t dead. We just need to stop killing it.

Should the Associated Press have sent a safety bulletin over the Clinton report backlash?

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Business of News

Afterlife

Page 54

Inspired by elephants, entrepreneur turns sleepy yoga magazine into digital juggernaut

Platform aimed at audience interaction generates story ideas, goodwill

ESPN’s drug-war epic ‘Pin Kings’ invigorates multi-platform storytelling genre

Blendle reaches 1 million users, but is it here to stay?

A tragic photo inspired a huge CNET project on the refugee crisis

What to do when your boss behaves badly

Joint NABJ-NAHJ convention signals thaw after breakup of journalism alliance

Exit interview: Aron Pilhofer on the digital landscape, buyouts at The Guardian

CJR gets new editor and publisher

Laid-off IBT journalists make news of their own in Twitter protest

Pew: Most news sharing remains low-tech, offline

What media companies don’t want you to know about ad blockers

How a Utah media company aims to take native advertising local

Local news isn’t dead. We just need to stop killing it.

Should the Associated Press have sent a safety bulletin over the Clinton report backlash?

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Blendle reaches
1 million users, but is it here to stay?