New York Times / Stuart A. Thompson
Traffic surged on Trump’s social media website as his indictment neared →“Mr. Trump’s prediction that he would be indicted, which he posted to Truth Social on March 18, drove nearly 400,000 visits from the United States to the fledgling social media website that day, the company found. The site has averaged about 200,000 visits from the United States each day since March 1, 2022.”
The Guardian / Jack Seale
the Guardian / Yashraj Sharma
The Guardian / Martin Pengelly
Platformer / Casey Newton
“Why journalists can’t quit Twitter” →“In December I began posting to Twitter only as a kind of RSS feed, re-sharing my Mastodon posts about new newsletter editions and podcasts, hoping that others would join me. To date, few have.”
Washington Post / Alyssa Rosenberg
New York Times / Anton Troianovski
Evan Gershkovich covered the repression of Russian journalists. Now, they are covering him. →“On YouTube — the most important medium these days for Russians looking for alternatives to Kremlin propaganda — Russian journalists who themselves had suffered from Mr. Putin’s suppression of press freedom spoke of their shock about Evan’s arrest. ‘This will make the picture of Russia foggier still … Right now, foreign journalists are the main source of information about what is happening on the ground.'”
Bangor Daily News / Michael Shepherd