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Digital journalism, audience strategy & the creator economy. By Adam Tinworth

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GEO for OM&HB?

Should I make this site more LLM friendly?

Does Meta have the “stink of death” about it?

The once-and-former Facebook is losing its grip on cultural power.

Three months on

It's been a quarter of a year since a lampost attacked my head.

Community on news sites: 2006 versus 2026

Have we managed to learn anything in two decades?

The passing of Om Malik

We've lots one of my earliest blogging idols, just when we need him most

What happens if you take the fear out of AI?

Fear-based marketing is infecting all of us. Do we need to slow down and stop panicing?

Read Careless People, fight Facebook

A year on, the author of the best Facebook exposé is still being silenced by the company

Cuttings: AI in court, and defining podcasts

Google's AI is ruled liable in Germany, media leaders try to define podcasting – and I'm on a podcast (again)

Digital News Report 2026: the year that everything changes

2026 is the year where social platform come to dominate news distribution – and video platforms in particular. What does that mean for traditional journalism businesses?

Notes from OphCon 6

What do you get when you get journalists, coders and audience data enthusiasts together in a room?

Two examples of why publishers need to own their audience relationships

When other businesses get between us and our readers, we become vulnerable to their decisions.

Reasons to be skeptical about (total) Zero Click Search

A living list of the reasons I think the panic is over-blown - and any evidence I can gather

Listen: Journalism's painful rebirth

A conversation on the painful present and hopeful future of news

Reporting America: journalism in the US under the shadow of Letter from America

Notes from a panel discussion about the legacy of Alistair Cooked the challenge of reporting on the US today

The four pillars of modern media

The way people get information has changed. And we're not adapting fast enough.