Journalism, Mass media, Employment, Investigative journalism, Newspaper, The Conclusion

RT @mandyhofmockel: My latest for @Poynter: Finding a job in the journalism industry in the middle of a pandemic can certainly be trying, but there are still opportunities out there. https://t.co/Hjffz7FiMn

RT @marcatracy: "If you don’t rely on ads for your revenue, you don’t have to be a pawn in the attention economy – which means you don’t have to compete with Facebook and Google." -Substack's @hamishmckenzie https://t.co/E57ZeCRSeL

RT @sree: A must-watch video for anyone interested in future of news. @kdoctor and Mike Klingensmith will share insights w/ fab hosts @merrillbro & @alexmleo of @tnp. Watch live or later at https://t.co/TApSg8L203 #TheNewsProjectLive Proud to have my @digimentors team producing this. https://t.co/Oo8BcQ8C6D

RT @NiemanLabFuego: Journalism and the COVID-19 pandemic: A global survey to track and assess impacts https://t.co/FZm6boh2pS via @emilybell

some things never change. See @deanstarkman's "Confidence Game" takedown https://t.co/1sirZDt5dy https://t.co/UpCQEdX73Y

@BeijingPalmer I know right? Five years ago, I was puzzled how it didn't already exist. https://t.co/JeKKvqhaFg

@simonowens @JoinSubtext Similar concept, better platform. We've got campaigns that are either 1. free 2. Stand alone subscriptions (https://t.co/5VPQpdCsHu) 3. A perk for existing subscribers (behind paywall). We talked about it here when it was called "project text" https://t.co/YTdbhAxm16