As political winds shift and some organizations quietly scale back their DEI commitments, new research suggests this retreat comes at exactly the wrong ...

Richard Gingras has been surfacing in my human “feed” far too often these past few weeks. As many readers will know, Gingras spent nearly two decades as ...

Last month, I co-led a week-long journalism program during which we visited 16 newsrooms, media outlets and tech companies in New York. This study tour provided an in-depth snapshot of the biggest ...

Here are some of the best media stories our team has read so far this week: The New York Times | What the Look of Your Favorite Podcast Is Trying to Tell ...

The success of streaming is creating both abundance and friction. Viewers have more to watch than ever before. Yet finding something they want often takes ...

It’s been a rough year for publishers and broadcasters in Canada. In the wake of Meta’s news ban, Canadian news publishers and broadcasters have faced declines in online traffic, engagement, and ...

The ubiquity of streaming services is evident in their widespread adoption across various models, including subscription-based and ad-supported platforms. In fact, nearly every U.S. household (99%) ...

Media companies experimenting with AI for processes, products and audience experiences should be aware of these emerging trends that are shaping the business It’s no surprise that investment in AI ...

As we barrel into the new year and all that awaits, the media industry is at the nexus of technological disruption, regulatory upheaval, and changing consumer sentiment in terms of media and ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is generating a new era of content creation. However, with this innovation comes the challenge of distinguishing AI-generated content from human-made material. This ...

Content licensing has long been an important revenue stream for digital media companies. For decades, it allowed publishers to monetize their content by granting rights for others to republish or ...