It is possible to build excitement around journalism if you reach out and invite engaged citizens to help and guide you." ...

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“The Independent’s revenue has almost doubled since 2019 (from £27m). The growth has been attributed to focus on several key strategic areas including U.S. expansion, e-commerce and video arm ...

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“After years of treading carefully to preserve relations with Google, they’re now openly embittered: squeezed dry by the platform, and fearful that by the time any remedies land, the agentic web will ...

“The publisher saw revenue growth in paid content and events, but advertising revenue was slightly down…The FT is wholly owned by private Japanese firm Nikkei, which does not publish any global ...

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“To me, it felt more like a party trick than an actual replacement. I was comparing it to when you were a kid and you would make music on one of those old Casio keyboards and they had the little drum ...

“And ‘Luddite’ is, increasingly, shedding its status as a derogatory epithet and instead is being worn like a badge of honor by the counterculture; by activists; by those who reject a future saturated ...