TIME’s 100 Most Influential: A Reflection of the Media
How many times can the media be mentioned in a “Most Influential” list without becoming the story?
All posts by Jeremy Marsh
Sinclair Says “Must-Runs” are Normal, Industry Experts Disagree
Are Sinclair’s controversial “must-runs” really an industry standard?
Newsletter Nation: The Battle for the Inbox
In the age of headline oversaturation, the newsy newsletter has only been growing in popularity
Troubling Signs for Traditional TV Economics
More people are tuning out and cutting off their cable, presenting a problem for TV ad buys
Public Radio Stations Invest in Local Digital Outlets to Break the Billionaire Cycle
Gothamist, LAist, and DCist have made valiant returns after local radio stations bought their sites and archives.
Politifact Moves to Poynter
Politifact is joining forces with The Poynter Institute for Media Studies to take it to the next level.
The Athletic Swings for the Fences by Putting Up a Paywall
The Athletic wants to take sports journalism into a new era–with good content that readers have to pay for
Unionization and Sexual Harassment Accusations Rattle LA Times
The LA Times has recently made some headlines of their own
Digital Platforms Change Their Relationships with Content Providers
New changes in algorithms and policy are causing ripple effects in the tech world and beyond.
Late Night TV Ratings Confirm Wider Trend of Politicization
The battle for late night has gone political.