The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
11–19 of 19 posts
Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#12Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#13Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#14Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#15Its founder, Jessica Lessin, argues that ad revenue promotes high-volume sensationalist noise, whereas subscription revenue promotes deep journalism. Lessin is running an accelerator for subscription-only science and local news: https://www.theinformation.com/announcing-the-information-ac...
Others argue that B2B publications are easiest to run subscription-only. The Information provides exclusive business value such as earnings calls and org charts.
Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#16EDIT: not that it isn't interesting. It would just be beneficial to readers to know what they are getting into.
Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#17Summary: The Information is a subscription-only news publication covering Silicon Valley and the tech business. It has 10,000 subscribers and is a must-read for tech elites. Its founder, Jessica Lessin, argues that ad revenue promotes high-volume sensationalist noise, whereas subscription revenue promotes deep journalism. Lessin is running an accelerator for subscription-only science and local news: https://www.thein…
AB 168 recently banned this practice in California, to make salaries more equitable.
Re: The Information Doesn’t Want To Be Free
#18Summary: The Information is a subscription-only news publication covering Silicon Valley and the tech business. It has 10,000 subscribers and is a must-read for tech elites. Its founder, Jessica Lessin, argues that ad revenue promotes high-volume sensationalist noise, whereas subscription revenue promotes deep journalism. Lessin is running an accelerator for subscription-only science and local news: https://www.thein…
A minor detail: "To woo [reporters], Lessin offers compensation that consists of their former base salary plus 10 percent." AB 168 recently banned this practice in California, to make salaries more equitable.