Operations How NYT Wirecutter shipped a personalized newsletter in 4 weeks The operational choices, guardrails, and tech powering Wirecutter For You, the new email that tailors article recommendations to each reader. byAnil Chitrapu
Inspirations Easy cancellation is the new retention strategy: How Nat Geo Kids uses transparency to win beyond save rates Simple cancellation is about building trust, improving CX, & turning ex-subscribers into publisher's biggest future growth opportunity. byMadeleine White
Inspirations The Washington Post: how and why we built “Ask The Post AI” “Ask The Post AI,” is The Post’s in-house generative AI chatbot tool that uses RAG to answer user questions grounded in their journalism byJason Langsner
Decisions Funding public interest: 8 common misconceptions about donations, debunked Why donations work, with examples from The Guardiann Vert, La Croix, StreetPress, and Kometa, presented at The Audiencers' Festival byMarine Doux
Inspirations Launching a weekday audio news briefing with AI at CT Insider We speak to Ellie Miller & Derrick Ho on the strategy and processes behind this AI audio briefing project. byMadeleine White
Inspirations How DER SPIEGEL uses its engagement score: our key use cases How DER SPIEGEL applies their engagement score, & why a one size fits all approach to a diverse audience is inefficient for sustainable revenue growth. byAlexander Held
Inspirations The Economist’s Substack experiment: building a newsletter product off-platform In a strategic move to engage new audiences, The Economist has launched its data journalism newsletter, “Off the Charts,” on Substack. byMadeleine White
Operations 3,360 new subscribers in a month: Télérama’s new streaming guide product pays off ‘Watch more, search less’: with its Platforms guide, Télérama aims to transform streaming evenings into genuine cultural events. byMarion Wyss
Inspirations IamExpat: Keeping users at the center when diversifying revenue IamExpat shares how they're diversifying revenue through understanding their audience and continuously innovating to serve evolving needs. byMadeleine White
Inspirations Doing User Needs right: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism share their secrets Oliver Kemp, TBIJ’s Audience Editor, shares insights on rolling out user needs at The Audiencers' Festival London 2025. byKhalil A. Cassimally