Hey millionaire tech bros: Have patience with the editorial process Chris Hughes probably wanted to enable great journalism at first. Then the dust settled and before you know it, he's shaking everything up again December 9, 2014 By Ann Friedman
Should all journalists be on Twitter? October 9, 2014 By Ann Friedman Reasons to take up or forgo the 140-character platform
No, ‘journopreneurs’ are not killing journalism July 31, 2014 By Ann Friedman Digital journalists aren’t sellouts–they are aware of industry realities
Gawker’s so-far successful experiment in making office chats public July 9, 2014 By Ann Friedman Are group chat rooms a waste of time or essential to running a modern newsroom?
Journo-startups that appeal right to readers June 18, 2014 By Ann Friedman Fed-up writers are doing it for themselves
Hashtag journalism May 29, 2014 By Ann Friedman The pros and cons to covering Twitter’s trending topics
Risks of personal-brand journalism May 8, 2014 By Ann Friedman News organizations have no idea how to manage journalists who have followers of their own
Journalism’s hiring transparency problem April 24, 2014 By Ann Friedman Why do publications make it so hard to figure out what they’re looking for?
16 women whose digital startups deserve Vox-level plaudits April 14, 2014 By Ann Friedman A look at the media entrepreneurs who aren’t grabbing headlines
Dear reader April 3, 2014 By Ann Friedman For small sites, loyalty might be a better path to pageviews
Why j-schoolers are depressed March 20, 2014 By Ann Friedman …and why they’re wrong about their job prospects
The next generation of diversity February 20, 2014 By Ann Friedman Why aren’t we studying the digital pipeline?
The difficulty of sticking to a story January 23, 2014 By Ann Friedman When the reporter’s quest becomes the narrative structure, the revelation of surprising details–ones that might not otherwise serve the story–suddenly becomes justifiable
