Nick Petrie writes about the structural problems in news publishing, including why bridge roles between editorial and product fail to close organisational gaps and why publishers end up with two competing product teams. The newsletter offers reflective, practitioner-level arguments drawn from his work as a digital director and mentor.
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A weekly newsletter that makes one New Yorker story free to read, drawn from culture criticism, politics and long-form journalism. Issues also include occasional podcast conversations on current affairs such as the midterm elections.
A collaborative of newsrooms delivers reporting on agriculture, water and climate across the Mississippi River Basin. Readers get narrative, on-the-ground stories about pollution, local communities, environmental monitoring and the people and projects tied to the watershed.
Close readings of individual news photographs and media images, examining how composition, context and symbolism shape political and cultural meaning. Issues connect photos to current events such as press freedom, war, AI and surveillance.
Long-form essays on political theory, constitutional history, and the philosophy of journalism, with scholarly citations. Readers get frameworks for understanding fear, executive power, objectivity, and moral reasoning in political news.
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