“The choice to raise your prices depends on what kind of growth you are expecting … When you are a company like the New York Times, with about 10 million paid subscribers, an 18% increase will likely more than surpass any drop in conversions.”

Blaze Media said it would shift away from “reliance on external display advertising partnerships.” “Blaze Media editor-in-chief Matthew Peterson will continue to oversee the editorial direction of the now-subscriber-only site.”

The roles are based in New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, and other locations.

“I want Vox to be an institution of lasting value – a place that outlasts its founders,” said outgoing publisher Melissa Bell.

“Slack’s integration with X relies on access to its API, and changes to that API this spring impacted the integration’s functionality and the services it supports … The Twitter app for Slack has not been functional since X implemented these changes, so we have removed the app from the small set of customer workspaces that still have it installed.”

“The content included reviews of scuba masks that were near identical to reviews of drinking tumblers.”

“There’s a folksy saying in journalism: If one person says it’s raining and another says it’s not, a reporter’s job is not to quote them both but to look out the window and see whether it’s raining. Sometimes ‘going to the window’ places journalists in harm’s way. How else would the world learn what’s going on?”

“Book bans in US public schools increased by 33% over the last school year according to a September report by Pen America. It found that the authors whose books were targeted were most frequently women, people of colour and LGBTQ+ individuals.”

“The legislation would allocate $11 million annually to local news subsidies for D.C.’s roughly 670,000 residents. Residents could use those vouchers to support any local news outlet of their choice, with the exception of local TV companies.”

Apple News+ was $9.99 per month and will now be $12.99 per month.

“I think we can’t just hang the attribution of something so big on one source without having tried to verify it,” the International editor said. “And then slap it across the top of the [home page]. Putting the attribution at the end doesn’t give us cover, if we’ve been burned and we’re wrong.”