My Jan project: turning a spare kitchen cupboard into a dolls house with wrapping paper and fairy lights. No extra space taken up, and I can just shut the cupboard on the chaos at the end of the day 😂

If you trust that we're putting together a smashing agenda for the Publisher Newsletter, Print, Podcast and App Summits, and/or you've come in previous years and loved it, why not snap up a super early bird ticket at HALF PRICE? We have *just 30* of these available, live until Feb 19th.

The Which? team scoped out a six month trial on TikTok. They were given an initial target of 350 views over the first 3 months. 2 years on, the account is approaching 100k followers, with over 56 million views of their TikTok videos voices.media/56-million-v...

Entries are now open for 2025's Publisher Podcast Awards! If you're a publisher with a brilliant podcast (or stable of them), you have until March 14th to get your entries in. publisherpodcasts.com

New York Magazine is the latest publisher to take another look at #apps. Their new flagship app includes all six of New York Magazine’s verticals as well: Intelligencer, The Cut, Vulture, The Strategist, Curbed, and Grub Street. digitalcontentnext.org/blog/2025/01...

This makes some excellent points about the extra pressures women face when it comes to video podcasting, and is one of the big reasons I'm not keen to give it a shot myself. www.linkedin.com/pulse/women-...

Love this from @chrisstonetv.bsky.social who has been working on a new ranking system for NS podcasts that goes beyond downloads. "It turned out our top performer by downloads didn’t even make the top 10 by weighted score." podcaststrategy.substack.com/p/how-to-fin...

In this episode, Wessenden Marketing's Jim Bilton explores the standout publisher product trends from 2024 and what publishers are investing in this year.

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Get Tuesday 10th and Wednesday 11th June in your diaries! It's going to be a packed few days at Salsa London as we unpack the best print, newsletter, app and podcast strategies, and top each day off with awards. Got a session to suggest or case study to share? voices.media/summits/

Days like today, Facebook's algorithmically-pumped newsfeeds are especially useless. I'm part of a lot of local groups and want flooding/road closure updates, and instead it's showing me nothing from those local groups and my feed is full of (mainly US) garbage about the Golden Globes and Squid Game

love how google ai goes into detail for all the men, and then for the women, it just goes "eh, some broad"

Woken up to a completely flooded garden 😬

Merry Christmas all 🎄🎁🥂

Eesh these starter packs have some power. Hi if you're new here from the Nieman Lab list 👋 I'll mainly post about media trends and publisher product case studies, with a smatter of amateur gardening and parent life

I was on @charlotteahenry.bsky.social's Addition podcast chatting on about how passion is a great starting point, but profit is where the rubber really hits the road.

“I can’t leave Substack, the alternatives charge monthly fees!” For a mid-sized paid newsletter, you will pay: Ghost Pro: $149–$269/month Beehiiv: $131–$218/month Buttondown: $239/month Mailchimp: $285/month Substack: $700/month

Each year, we ask some of the smartest people in journalism and media what they think is coming in the next 12 months. Now you can follow this year's Nieman Lab Predictors to keep up with their insights in 2025: bsky.app/starter-pack...

Here’s how the first few months of our pivot from general media coverage to a more specialised publisher product focus has gone.

My 1.5yo has been waking pretty much every 45 mins throughout the night since Wed I think because of teething, and my goodness me it's never felt like such a limp to Christmas 🫠

We at Media Voices get a LOT of media newsletters between us to keep on top of everything that's going on. Here are our recommendations of the top media and publishing newsletters to sign up to, including how often they come out and key features. voices.media/top-media-ne...

A federal judge rejects Infowars' sale to The Onion in Alex Jones' bankruptcy, after Jones challenged the sale, leaving it up to a trustee to decide next steps (Dave Collins/Associated Press) Main Link | Mediagazer Permalink

As a devoted musical theatre fan, I was nervous about seeing Wicked. But it's superb. Apart from Jonathan Bailey definitely looking too old to be a student, it was completely magical and INCREDIBLY well sung.

"A 'finishable' print product from a trusted source that takes the time to explain and consider news would be right for the growing wave of news avoiders who are overwhelmed by the 24/7 news cycle," @estherkeziat.bsky.social writes.

Oof not every day your face appears next to @semaforben.bsky.social

Really enjoyed The Telegraph's community content workshop at #Newsrewired last week so have written up some of the ways they use comments, polls and forms to increase the value of a subscription: www.journalism.co.uk/news/how-the...

The recording from last week's Pod in a Pub with a special live audience is now up! Enjoy the chaos... voices.media/pod-in-a-pub...

Sound testing for #PodinaPub, our first time recording together in person since our 100th episode in 2019! @mediavoices.bsky.social

Finally at #newsrewired despite train and tube delays! Looking forward to the workshops this afternoon on AI and news, and turning community into content.

On the way to London for @journalismnews.bsky.social Newsrewired. Last time I made this trip I took my 4mo with me, will be a bit easier this time going solo 😅