Sara Guaglione

sguaglione@digiday.com

Subscriptions

The Washington Post wants three minutes of your morning to read (or listen to) its newsletter

By Sara Guaglione
The Confessions

‘Not on me to save the media industry’: Confessions of an early-career journalist leaving the industry

By Sara Guaglione
Publishing in the Platform Era

How a women’s basketball vertical convinced the WNBA to fund its foray into print

By Sara Guaglione
Subscriptions

Publishers rethink their value to stave off subscription fatigue among new paying readers

By Sara Guaglione
Modern Newsroom

Cheat Sheet: Forbes plans to go public via SPAC to invest in paid consumer products

By Sara Guaglione
Subscriptions

As The Atlantic draws closer to 1 million subscribers, the publisher must battle declines in traffic to keep momentum going

By Sara Guaglione
Subscriptions

How newsletters have helped publishers build up their subscription businesses

By Sara Guaglione
Modern Newsroom

Employees praised for pandemic productivity question new pressures to return to the office

By Sara Guaglione
The Confessions

‘Harder than I expected’: Confessions of a media employee on their experience returning to the office

By Sara Guaglione
Subscriptions

Quartz refocuses subscription program on email newsletters for paying readers

By Sara Guaglione
Modern Newsroom

‘I don’t mind waiting’: How employees feel about media companies’ office reopening delays

By Sara Guaglione
Modern Newsroom

The Washington Post hopes to bring in young, diverse readers with a cross-company task force

By Sara Guaglione
Modern Newsroom

Why two brothers are betting on creating new brands and e-commerce to grow their media company

By Sara Guaglione

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