Alejandro Tauber/Canva News What EUobserver's buyout can teach publishers about growing a subscription model EUobserver's Alejandro Tauber opens up on challenges with subscription growth, the buyout that fixed it, and what it taught him about revenue By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read
Quick reads Super users dominate news app engagement, Pugpig report finds Users who engage with features like games, audio, video, search, save and sharing spend considerably longer in the app than those who don't By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Sophie Millward (left) working as a cleaner for the BBC and (right) working as a journalist for the BBC News From bathroom to newsroom: My journey as a cleaner at the BBC to a journalist for them The parallel between scrubbing the loos and working as a journalist is hard work and attention to detail By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Photo by My Profit Tutor / Unsplash News Flashscore's World Cup playbook: Creators, data-driven news and real-time scores The live sports website has 125m monthly active users, and wants to net another 27m as the footballing nations take to the global stage By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Photo by Heidi Fin / Unsplash News DNR 2026: Five key takeaways for UK news publishers Here is how to tinker your newsroom strategy as Brits continue to be distrustful of news, unlikely to pay, but still value high-quality journalism By Jacob Granger • 4 min read
Quick reads IPSO Annual Report: Two thirds of complaints resolved in favour of the public, press standards on the rise The UK press regulator also receives a complaint about the UK press every 17 minutes By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
Quick reads New bill targets abusive legal actions against journalists A new Bill in the House of Lords could make it easier for journalists and citizens to fend off abusive lawsuits designed to silence public interest reporting and debate By Marcela Kunova • 1 min read
