> Pop-up ads on news websites are really annoying, says student
(LAT)
> Vanguarde bankruptcy didn’t exactly roil larger media community (VV)
> Conde Nast’s Cargo needs bigger audience than metrosexuals (NYT/r.r.)
> Milwaukee JS staffers uncertain about future after IPO (ChiTrib/r.r.)
> Ben Johnson dies at 53; wrote about issues affecting blacks (Detroit FP)
> More newspaper publishers reaching out to Hispanic Americans (NYT/r.r.)
The polls still aren’t performing as they should. The frequency and nature of the reporting on them don’t help matters.
Four media experts and analysts discuss how the press covered Trump in this election cycle and what to expect going forward
From election to election, it isn’t unusual or a sign of fraud for voters to shift support from one party to another or to choose not to vote
‘It would be a mistake for future campaigns to ignore or neglect podcasting as a vehicle for their candidates’
The election results underscore how disconnected and oversimplified media coverage of this community turned out to be
