How the Nevada Independent engaged and informed readers about the State Primary, using SMS | What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News

Using the strapline “Your state. Your news. Your voice”, The Nevada Independent is a nonpartisan, nonprofit news website founded in 2017 by respected political journalist Jon Ralston. The site has 22 full-time staff members, with 14 reporters split between Las Vegas, Reno and Car … | Continue reading


@whatsnewinpublishing.com | 1 year ago

Publishers can make media pay

Proven revenue ideas for publishers, both large and small COVID-19 has reinforced the need for publishers to diversify their revenue sources. With advertising proving to be both a problematic, and an unreliable income stream, for many outlets right now, the race is on to find oth … | Continue reading


@whatsnewinpublishing.com | 3 years ago

Is the Apple popup about to torpedo the online ad industry?

The ad industry will survive, innovate and evolve like they always do.  Is Apple about to ruin everything for the digital ad agency? Judging by the collective gasp from agencies and marketers during Apple’s recent WWDC2020 Keynote event, something big just happened. That “thing” … | Continue reading


@whatsnewinpublishing.com | 3 years ago

US newspaper The New York Times has become the latest publisher to put up a hard registration wall, following extensive registration and log-on tests last month. Visitors to any of the publisher’s articles are now met by a request to keep reading by creating a free account, or by … | Continue reading


@whatsnewinpublishing.com | 4 years ago

Google unlocks 33% of publisher paywalls on July 30. This is what happens next

“The only real law of history is the law of unintended consequences,” says finance and economics historian Niall Ferguson. On July 30, Google Chrome will “remedy a loophole” that allows sites to detect people who are browsing in Incognito Mode.  As an apparently unintended conseq … | Continue reading


@whatsnewinpublishing.com | 4 years ago

Global podcast ad revenue set to pass $1B this year

Podcast advertising revenue is expected to pass $1 billion by the end of 2019, according to figures from PwC’s Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2019-2023. Between now and 2023, podcast advertising is expected to grow 23.1% to hit $1.4 billion, which is double the current glob … | Continue reading


@whatsnewinpublishing.com | 4 years ago