7 Things You Need to Know About Facebook Instant Articles
Facebook Instant Articles are very much here to stay and live up to the hype, and here's why.
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‘VR Is the Next Frontier’: The NYT’s Branded Content Boss Dishes on the Future of Marketing
"We've proven our work is the best on the market," boasts Tomich.
Will Readers Ever Trust Native Advertising?
Native advertising is booming, but questions remain for the controversial ad format.
Why Chat Apps May Be the Next Big Driver of Referral Traffic
Think all of your social traffic is coming from Facebook and Twitter? Think again. Nieman Journalism Lab just shared a case study about the impact of chat apps—and it may just shed some light on your "dark social" traffic.
How Publishers Are Crafting Their Ello Strategy
Ello may consider itself a place where brands are unwelcome, but publishers are already starting to set up shop on the most viral social network since Snapchat burst onto the scene in early 2013.
5 World Cup Charts to Inspire Your Data Visualization Strategy
With so many eyes on the tournament, there are also a lot of visualizations for analyzing every part of the game, from the initial pairings right down to predicting the most likely winners. Let’s take a look at some of the most interesting out there.
Can Data Save Journalism? BuzzFeed, Vocativ, and The New York Times Weigh In
From hot digital upstarts to the media old-guard, a clear trend emerges: data is quickly changing the way journalists tell stories.
Tired of WordPress? Give Into Ghost
Ghost stands in stark contrast to the powerful yet bloated WordPress beast. It's cleaner and easier to use. But what can a system so minimal offer publishers and content creators?
‘Journalism is Effectively Being Criminalized’: Jill Abramson and Janine Gibson Analyze the Post-Snowden World
In a post-Snowden age, what rights do journalists have, and how can journalists protect their confidential sources?