I recommend this post by Alexandra Smith on "total journalism reach" -- The 19th's new readership metric. It's full of insights and data wisdom. One takeaway: prioritize consistency across platforms without being overly rigid. For example, #Instagram views get counted because their posts basically republish an abridged version of the story -- an increasingly common publishing strategy -- not just because the machine needs more #data. Above all, this model is attentive to the question of *why* we measure #readership. I've always felt that digital interactions are metaphorical -- as summed up in that now quaint adage: "tweets, not endorsements." What does readership *represent*? Answering that question will help you collect quality, consistent data on #news consumption. And that will bring us closer to the readers we serve. https://lnkd.in/gxn4wmYy
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Everyone should be alarmed by the #authoritarianism that is now gripping #Russia, its citizens, and the #journalists trying to serve the public interest there. #istandwithevan
22 WEEKS. Evan Gershkovich, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, has been wrongfully detained by Russia for 22 long weeks. Evan's parents, Ella and Mikhail, came to the Journal's NYC newsroom today to thank so many for their support during an impossibly difficult time. It was a heartbreaking reminder of the extensive pain caused by Evan's lengthy, wrongful detention and delayed trial. But it was also a reminder that we can all play a part by continuing to draw attention to Evan's plight and to LOUDLY demand his release. It's time for Evan to come home. #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime Photo cred: Joe Fornabaio/WSJ
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The New York State Department of Labor still needs to recover 63% of stolen wages during a five-year period analyzed by ProPublica and Documented. The problem? An understaffed agency with poor tools for recovering wages and enforcing judgments.
New York Workers Are Waiting on $79 Million in Back Wages
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Huge if true! A proposed New York law would require companies that do business in-state to disclose their beneficial owners, not just their officers (who are often simply lawyers or intermediaries retained by the real owners). This would be a huge win for transparency, not only in New York, but for the many other states whose domiciled corporations also own property or do business there. For similar reasons, California and Florida's corporate registries are invaluable for researchers and journalists across the country. New York would be even better. #housing #rent #politics
The best LLC name I have ever found in my many, many searches through NYC property records was "A Mighty Elk Arrives." And I guess if this bill from Brad Hoylman-Sigal and Emily Gallagher becomes law, I might get to figure out who came up with that name. My latest for Crain's New York Business. https://lnkd.in/eDaWQE3A
State’s LLC transparency bill could have a major impact on the real estate industry
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