The New York Times
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More and more media outlets like CNN and Reuters are choosing to lock their content behind paywalls. While this strategic shift aims to offset declining advertising revenue and strengthen their independence, it raises questions about the impact on readers.
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Biographies allow readers to learn more about the journalists behind the stories. Mediapart and the New York Times explain how this tool is a way to strengthen trust and engagement.
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Violence, misinformation… the very nature of modern warfare calls on media to take a differentiated approach, whether to better serve their audiences or to ensure the wellbeing of their teams. Format, approach, tone, working conditions, tools: an overview of best practices.
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On TikTok, Kelsey Russell has been sharing her new passion for several weeks: reading the printed edition of the New York Times. Through her videos, she aims to reconcile the younger generation with print media. An initiative that hasn't gone unnoticed, particularly among the media.
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While it might seem convenient to sweep your mistakes under the rug, storm warnings might change your mind. By acknowledging your errors transparently, you strengthen your readers' trust and demonstrate your commitment to ethical practices.
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