The folks at Civil went back to the whiteboards, revamped the process, and launched a new token sale today. If you buy your tokens directly from Civil, your purchase also supports the Civil Foundation

Digital ad revenues continue to be swallowed up by big tech giants, while publishers still need to rely somewhat on platforms for reach. Publishers have an air of realism despite the challenging condi

Our media landscape, the breeding and feeding ground of questionable information, also has many similarities to the 18th century. The information wars of this earlier period not only provide perspecti

The Times' news force in total - still twice the size of the rival Washington Post, which has increased its own staff at roughly the same rate as the Times in recent years - will grow even more this y

Go with your gut, not with the clicks: In a saturated media environment, news consumers most value news that is relevant to them - a factor that can't be sussed out in a newsroom by measuring clicks,

In a world where key decisions are increasingly driven by algorithms, news organizations are taking a closer look at how these systems work and how they impact individuals and society. Reporters inves

A proliferation of media and journalism jobs was caused a decade ago by the dawn of the VC-backed, digital-first, hyper-growth media startups, and also by the emergence of higher speed internet. Many

The European Union agreed on Feb. 13 to overhaul its copyright rules for the internet age to ensure fair compensation for artists and publishers. The EU is modernizing its copyright rules, some of whi

Apple is set to debut a news subscription business at a March 25 media event, according to BuzzFeed News. There's a hitch: A number of key publishers are balking at the terms Apple is offering, per th

The hedge fund's newspaper business, Digital First Media, is bidding to buy Gannett, operator of the nation's largest chain of daily newspapers by circulation, including USA Today - as well as its $90