A new report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism shows that news podcasts are punching well above their weight. Covid-19 appears to have accelerated demand for audio briefings from trustworthy sources, and publishers are reaping the benefits.
Streaming has come to dominate many facets of our lives. But there’s a new frontier emerging: Shopping. The West is following Asia’s example – particularly China – as the thirst for live video shopping grows.
A number of publishers are doubling down on the business community, with new launches and acquisitions focused on attracting and monetising a professional audience.
A survey has found a number of key challenges have arisen for digital publishers, including billing, data management, communication and fraud.
Audio giant Spotify has been surveying listeners to find out if they would be willing to pay for a standalone podcast service.
Record-breaking figures for digital across major news channels, far outperforming 2016’s election, highlights the rise of streaming compared to traditional TV.
As disruption to education continues, a number of publishers are launching and developing new news products for kids.
Publishers and brands are turning to unchartered territory in the wine market to keep readers engaged, and paying. So far, it seems to be working.
Confidence in the wider economy may be shaky as Covid bites, but the world’s largest companies have actually seen benefits from the pandemic, especially in advertising.
Publishers have seen welcome surges of digital subscribers over the past year. But as some double down on their core markets, others are seeing the potential to attract global subscribers.
