The closure of newsrooms is a symbolic end of a publishing era

Facing a climate of deepening mistrust in the news media, news organizations reducing their office space should consider ways they can maintain their visibility in towns and cities up and down the country.

Digiday Research: 42% of publisher respondents say their companies employ Asian people in senior roles, while just 18% say Hispanic employees have top jobs

Nearly every respondent said their companies employed white people in senior leadership and almost half said Asians people are represented in top jobs.

‘Too beholden’: Why the TikTok ban has marketers griping about their reliance on Facebook and Google

For marketers, a TikTok ban will stall efforts to diversify their media channels from just Facebook and Google.

A domino effect: How USPS delays may hurt e-commerce startups

Every e-commerce business, from mom-and-pop shops all the way up to Amazon rely on the USPS in some way, Now, service delays threaten to destroy one of the backbones of e-commerce

‘They got the memo’: Quibi changes tone, tact after failed debut

Quibi is adjusting its initial failed strategy. But is it too late for the streamer to find a hit and turn its fortunes around?

Digiday research: 93% of survey respondents say they see white employees in senior leadership roles

Digiday research conducted in July found that, in the eyes of their staffers, the racial gap remains wide in agency leadership.

‘Like being conned’: Agency employees say that fake job listings are making the already difficult job market even harder

If you ask agency talent about the job search you’ll hear them bemoan alleged fake job postings as an industry scourge.

Disruption, served one thread at a time: The weird world of DTC thoughtleader Twitter (1/23)

On direct-to-consumer startup Twitter, everything is a branding lesson.