New forms of advertising raise questions about journalism integrity
With declining revenue from traditional display advertising and classified ads, news outlets are increasingly relying on native advertising.
As press freedom continues to struggle in Kenya, alternatives keep hope alive
Reporters Without Borders reported that 50 journalists from around the world died in the course of duty.
Journalism needs an audience to survive, but isn’t sure how to earn its loyalty
As the news industry struggles to recapture this increasingly distant financial foothold, many within it are certain that the first step forward is to no longer take their audiences for granted. Instead, they have to be more deliberate about earning the audience’s loyalty.
From the editor: It’s time to step up, free press needs allies
In the digital age, in which social media supports dissemination of content without any regard to its accuracy, the task of muddying the waters on matters of great public importance is simpler and cheaper than ever before.