Organization building, Org building
Former journalists from Vedomosti, until recently Russia’s leading financial newspaper, are facing a sadly familiar fate in the world ofContinue Reading
Andrii Ianitskyi: Ukraine’s civil society TV channel shows the risks of getting org structure wrong
Notes from Poland was born out of a personal blog to fill a gap in English-language coverage
The Axios team built a media valued up to $200 million in just 3 years, here are five tips on how they did it
With 20 people running 9 media in different countries, The Local shows you don’t need to be big to be international
Anytime a conflict erupts global networks us fixers to tell their story or parachute in journalists who don’t know the local context. Outriders did the opposite.
We are here to offer an understanding of European media: the crisis we’re facing and the sources of our problems.
Media love showy descriptions of themselves. The problem is they usually don’t mean much to readers.
Monetising investigative journalism is tricky. Charity and micro-donations are likely the best bet, but legal frameworks across Europe have yet to catch up.
It’s on the complex end of the journalism spectrum. Investigative journalism is expensive, turns out few stories, is wildly unpredictable and often targets a niche audience. It’s fiendishly tricky to monetize.
