What the Pandemic Means for Publishers

Experts and analysts shared insights on how to navigate the rocky road ahead for an already-ailing industry. Their tips? Invest in data, work with brands on messaging and figure out how to retain their own, increased audience.

“The media business is very much like the human population,” Kyle Pope, editor and publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review told me. “If you had preexisting conditions going into this, you’re in deep trouble.”

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Even if the Media Ratings Council removes its stamp of approval, some buyers say their habits won’t change.

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