Decisions Navigating the community era: key takeaways from the 2026 Future Newsrooms Study How newsrooms can adapt to the new community era, based on FT Strategies' first Future Newsrooms Study byMadeleine White
Inspirations Steal this strategy: examples of publishers building relationships with readers (and how to replicate them) Case studies to build lasting relationships with readers: what's working, lessons to take away and articles to dive in deeper. byMadeleine White
Inspirations From Melbourne to London: how Broadsheet is scaling culture and reader revenue Broadsheet's international expansion strategy and the development of a subscription revenue stream, layered on top of their advertising model. byMadeleine White
Inspirations Steal this strategy: 4 membership models succeeding for publishers (and how to learn from them) How The Guardian, The Kyiv Independent, Condé Nast and Daily Maverick are doing membership strategy right byMadeleine White
Decisions Amedia ignored older subscribers to attract younger ones An editorial team becomes an expert in satisfying the audience that shapes its metrics. Amedia understood this. byMadeleine White
Decisions Mastering audience segmentation with Selma Stern Selma Stern shares her recommendations for mastering audience segmentation to maximize the value of each reader. byMadeleine White
Newsletter #85. Mediahuis’ essential subscription bundle Bundling beyond journalism, NTM Sweden's subscription for young audiences and The Kyiv Independent community building byMadeleine White
Newsletter #84. Behind The Guardian’s $3.1M end-of-year campaign Subscriptions are rising even as traffic shrinks, The Guardian's record-breaking campaign and breaking the subscription plateau byMadeleine White
Newsletter #83. Le Monde in English is on track to become profitable in 2026 New Directory of Consultants, Le Monde in English and NYT's free area byMadeleine White
Newsletter #82. How to lock in subscribers without holding them prisoner A new paywall trend, locking in subscribers and engaging younger audiences byMadeleine White