Finally the media has put its hand in its pocket to recruit journalists with renowned pens. Former employees of the New York Times. including Pulitzer Prize winners. have joined the media's ranks. Other survivors are reaching the shore : the new news startups—Puck. Punchbowl News. The Ankler. and Semafor. These are newsletters that cover specific niche topics. “ Instead of trying to reach everyone on the Internet. they have kept their coverage areas narrower and targeted high-income readers. following a path more similar to that of The Information or Politico .” observes the New York Times.
The formula is simple: advertising. paid subscriptions. and italy telegram sponsored events. They have also managed to attract good writers by offering them. for example. co-ownership of the companies. Punchbowl. for example. was profitable in its first year and had generated $20 million in revenue by 2023. Finally. some more good news: The Cool Down . the nation's first "climate consumer brand." is in the top 50 news sites in the United States this month . The site was launched by Bleacher Report founder and CEO Dave Finocchio and Anna Robertson. an ABC and Yahoo News executive.
The media industry is aware that the arrival of AI is a game changer and likely to cause disruption. And. as such. it is not resting on its laurels. “ Our work is certainly not done. because the ecosystems of media. publishing. and information are constantly evolving .” Molly Logan Cox of The Atlantic lucidly reminds us. THIS WEEK IN FRANCE The editorial director of “La Provence” reinstated. the strike continues ( Le Monde . "Mrs.
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