The real divide in newsrooms isn’t between editorial and advertising — it’s between left-brain (math, logic) and right-brain (creativity, intuition) functions. Hidden left-brained infrastructure underpins modern media businesses. It enables editors, product managers, brand strategists, developers, and sales teams to focus on higher-order, right-brain problems. In print publishing, this hidden infrastructure manages printing, sales, and...
Allu Arjuns father Allu Aravind visits child injured in Hyderabad stampede
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Washington Spirit star Trinity Rodman didn't hold back while discussing her strained relationship with her father, five-time NBA champ Dennis Rodman.
Stormers head coach on his Cape Town connection and putting up a fight at Harlequins in the Champions Cup Rugby union still produces some fascinating individuals and John Dobson, the head honcho at the DHL Stormers, is very much one of them. To say Dobbo is not your average coach is self-evident from his CV. In addition to degrees in law and business administration from the University of Cape Town there is surely no other
Pool 3: Bulls 21-30 Northampton Furbank injury mars hard-fought away victory The English champions have not been able to triumph on the road in defence of their title this season, but they choose Pretoria, of all places, the most inhospitable of venues, home of the most abrasive of teams, to notch up a first away win. They do so with a bonus point to complete the opening two matches of their Champions Cup campaign with a
The global calendar remains a mess and rugbys powerbrokers need to get a grip after a controversial weekend It is still in there somewhere. The kernel of a great competition, albeit visible only in fleeting glimpses. The shimmering class of Toulouses Antoine Dupont, a gripping win for Northampton in Pretoria, the celebrations at the final whistle in Italy after Benetton had downed the English league leaders Bath, the supe
Pool 1: Leicester 56-17 Sharks Tigers run in eight tries against depleted team The Sharks head coach, John Plumtree, accused rugbys administrators of treating South African players like robots after he fielded a drastically weakened team in this crushing defeat. Already severely depleted by injury, the Sharks options were further limited by Plumtrees decision to leave stellar names such as Siya Kolisi, Andre Esterhuizen a
Pool 1: Exeter 21-64 Toulouse Lebel and Barassi score twice as visitors run in 10 tries Another lop-sided pool game and a further reminder of lifes fluctuating fortunes. Five years ago Exeter were beating Toulouse en route to winning the Champions Cup and putting the seal on one of English team sports great Cinderella tales. These days the gap between the teams is such a yawning chasm that the French visitors had a bonus
Ampthill v Hartpury called off after clearance hits official Thomas was taken off on a stretcher following incident The RFU Championship rugby union match between Ampthill and Hartpury was abandoned on Saturday after the referee, Alex Thomas, was struck by the ball. Thomas, who has officiated games in the mens and womens Premierships, was hit by a clearing kick from Hartpurys Harry Bazalgette in the 28th minute of the gam
The former England captain on CTE, legal action and 2003 World Cup winners reunion for Unbreakable documentary Phil Vickery sighs. His cheeks are red, his eyes are wet. Im quite emotional, always have been, he says. I dont know why. Maybe its my upbringing, middle child, the-forgotten-about-one, I dont know. No one ever gave me anything. I used to argue with the sports psychologist, they always told you: Emotion clouds ju
Former England players car had been found in River Aln Body not formally identified but next-of-kin informed Specialist officers searching for the missing former England rugby player Tom Voyce have found a body close to where he was swept away while trying to drive across a flood-swollen river, police have said. Concerns were raised for the 43-year-old on Sunday after he failed to return home after being out with friends
Snap elections will be a referendum on Scholz's failed coalition. But our leaderless drift is disastrous for Europe, says German journalist JA¶rg Lau
2025 presents journalism with its Kobayashi Maru moment — an impossible scenario created by two converging forces. First, the 2024 U.S. election exposed how traditional media has lost its position as the primary information source for many Americans. While mainstream news invested heavily in conventional election coverage, audiences turned to alternative sources — from subject-matter-expert...
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The coming year will reveal the final phase in the long unbundling of the news industry. The industry will have to confront the growing class of podcasters, influencers, and Substackers, combined with the waning reach on social media, that has separated those that build knowledge through reporting from the voices that help make sense of...
The last Trump presidency catalyzed a movement around the importance of journalism. Billionaire-led newspapers crafted bold, public-facing mission statements like “Democracy Dies in Darkness.” Budgets soared. So did pageviews. When I told people what I did for a living at a party, I’d get a nod and a “So important.” And journalism organizations, for the...
Twelve people are dead at after their bodies were found inside a restaurant at a ski resort in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia, authorities said.
Tennis Australia will back Ajla Tomljanovic to return to her best after handing her a wildcard for the Australian Open, along with 2014 mens champion Stan Wawrinka. Nine players were on Friday awarded wildcards across the mens and womens draws, with TA flagging there were more to come. Wawrinka and Tomljanovic were joined by Daria []
The singer urges Sky Blues supporters to help get his single It Can't Be Christmas to the top spot.
Vermillion wrestling opened their season this week, earning a win over Wagner and fifth place team finish in the Sioux Falls Roosevelt Tournament.
Over the past decade (often in this annual roundup!), we’ve heard a lot about journalist-influencers and journalists who go independent through services like Patreon and Substack. But we seldom hear about the people reading these independent newsletters or listening to these podcasts or viewing journalistic social media content. My prediction is that many of these...
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The Assad family's brutal half-century reign has just ended and the US, Israel...