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Joshua BentonOctober 13, 2020

The new iPhone has 5G data, which will accelerate its impact on the media business

Faster speeds will enable new levels of video, AR, VR, and other _Rs that haven’t even been invented yet. But news products are unlikely to benefit as much as all the other apps competing for audiences’ attention.

Ken DoctorOctober 17, 2017

Newsonomics: The Daily’s Michael Barbaro on becoming a personality, learning to focus, and Maggie Haberman’s singing

“To be a Times reporter is to be in some ways a raconteur, right? A lot of the journalists here are great, great storytellers at a bar…I think The Daily taps into that great oral tradition of journalists, enthusiastically talking about a story in a way they’re excited about, and it gets people excited about it.”

Joshua BentonSeptember 12, 2017

Small pieces, loosely joined (oh, and a new iPhone): These are today’s key Apple updates for publishers

Apple steps a little closer toward the constellation of devices that follow the smartphone.

With its new iOS app, The New York Times is finally unifying its iPad and iPhone experiences

Joshua BentonJune 5, 2017

HomePod, death to autoplay, and a smarter Apple News: These are the key Apple updates for publishers

Apple, like Google, is using its position in the browser market to try to control elements of the advertising market.

Swipe to unlock: Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone 10 years ago today, changing journalism forever

“We’re gonna make some history together today” — he wasn’t wrong. Joseph Lichterman

Joseph LichtermanSeptember 7, 2016

Apple is eliminating the headphone jack on the new iPhone. What does that mean for reporters?

Probably a few adapters and a little more hassle for some.

Joshua BentonJune 8, 2016

Selling subscriptions through Apple is getting better for publishers — but also for everyone else

Publishers can get a 21 percent jump in the revenue they get to keep from long-term customers — but is the subscription space on iPhones and iPads about to get too crowded?

Joseph LichtermanFebruary 11, 2016

With an interface that looks like a chat platform, Quartz wants to text you the news in its new app

“The content type is always messages, and that’s always true whether you’re getting the message inside the app or as a notification.”

Joshua BentonJanuary 25, 2016

Facebook and adblockers, podcasts and Trump: What the big media trends of 2015 will bring for 2016

The news was mostly bad for publishers and news organizations last year.

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