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Editors uncertain about coming year | Kansas Press Association

After a turbulent year ending in soaring inflation, mass layoffs and a social media implosion, editors around the world are heading into 2023 with a profound sense of uncertainty, according to a Reuters Institute for Journalism at Oxford report released Monday.

The Institute surveyed 303 news leaders from 53 countries and territories in November and December and found that only 44% were confident about their company’s business prospects this year. Roughly a fifth, or 19%, said they were not confident, and 37% expressed uncertainty. ....

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Amid soaring inflation and mass layoffs, news leaders head into 2023 with diminished confidence

Even those who are optimistic expect to see cost-cutting measures, according to a recent report from the Reuters Institute. ....

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Fox News' predictable pick to extend its prime-time agenda – Poynter

It’s Jesse Watters. And it’s now abundantly clear: The 7 to 11 pm window on Fox News has nothing to do with ‘news.’ It’s opinion with an agenda. ....

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Editors agree: Journalism is increasingly super-serving richer and more educated audiences and leaving others behind – Poynter

Paywalls and rising subscription prices translate to catering to well-off audiences to the exclusion of the less affluent. ....

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