原文刊於信報財經新聞「StartupBeat創科鬥室」 非同質化代幣（NFT）湧現，不但刺激起數碼藝術品市場，也為傳媒機構創造新財源。英國雜誌Press Gazette提到，自2021年3月以來，各大新聞出版機構透過出售NFT，至今集資近1200萬美元
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In the Ukraine conflict, fake fact-checks are being used to spread disinformation
On March 3, Daniil Bezsonov, an official with the pro-Russian separatist region of Ukraine that styles itself as the Donetsk People’s Republic, tweeted a video that he said revealed “How Ukrainian fakes are made.” The clip showed two juxtaposed videos of a huge explosion in an urban area.
Solutions journalism: 11 years of lessons from the NYT’s Fixes column
In 2010, US journalists Tina Rosenberg and David Bornstein launched a new column in The New York Times opinion section called Fixes.
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Facebook renames News Feed just “Feed”
Facebook and news have had a fraught relationship. Hyperpartisan content tends to draw the most engagement. Misinformation on the platform is rampant thanks in part to a small group of abusive, toxic “superusers.
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Less than a quarter of Americans get any news from podcasts
Only 7% of Americans say they “often” get news from a podcast. Another 16% say they “sometimes” do. And more than half of Americans (56%) say they “never” get news from podcasts.
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An incomplete history of Forbes.com as a platform for scams, grift, and bad journalism
I sometimes think about what the, oh, 1997 version of me would find most surprising about the news industry of today. For all that’s happened in the worlds of newspapers and TV news, I think it might be magazines that would throw me for the biggest loop.
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Digital Advertising in 2022
Six years ago tomorrow, in The Reality of Missing Out, I wrote that the digital advertising market was settled, and Google and Facebook won: I have been arguing for a while that in the aggregate the tech sector is fine, and the state of advertising-based services is a perfect example of what I me
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Why nine UK journalists perform their stories live on a theatre stage
Not Quite Blind Date’, written and performed by City University journalism graduate Akshay Patel, based on his investigation into racism on the queer dating scene. The piece, reimagined as a dating gameshow for performance, featured verbatim quotes from Patel’s interviewees.
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How to Create an Editorial Calendar That Will Streamline Your Content Strategy
Are you tired of stressing over your content at the last minute? You know the feeling.
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