Visiting Assistant Professor—Hamilton College The Literature and Creative Writing Department invites applications for an one-year position at the rank of Visiting Assistant Professor to teach in one or more of the following areas: Asian-American, African American, African literatures, or literary studies that
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Facebook's announcement about its news-feed changes in January continues to have ripple effects across the media industry. But whether this has a lasting impact on publishers' strategies is debatable. In the latest installment of our Confessions series, where we trade anonymity for candor, we spoke to
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Google is referring a greater share of publishers' mobile traffic than it once did. Consumers get 18% of their mobile traffic from AMP, up from 16% last year, according to a report from Chartbeat. Meanwhile, traffic from Facebook Instant Articles was down to 11% from 15% last year. Google's dominant
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The result is that, from a business point of view, today's dominant publishers are, in my opinion, Google and Facebook, two companies that don't produce any content and resist the editorial responsibility at the heart of journalism. The sheer asymmetry in today's publishing duopoly, where Google and
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