thakbonaghore·Dec 5, 2020How Is Trump’s Lawyer Jenna Ellis ‘Elite Strike Force’ Material?Jenna Ellis broke into the legal profession in 2012 as a deputy district attorney in Weld County, Colorado, a largely rural area that…
Vlvbouns·Dec 5, 2020Trump’s Desperation Is Starting to Look Like a Viral Karen MeltdownMelissa Carone, who was working for Dominion Voting Services, speaks in front of the Michigan House Oversight Committee in Lansing…
InUSA TODAY NETWORKbyBill Thornton·Apr 17, 2018USA TODAY NETWORK Product Technology Team Delivers Keynote at Fastly’s #altitudeconf“132 websites, 1 service: your local news runs on Fastly”
Dr. Denny Wilkins·Jul 15, 2017Gannett adopts a blue dot, emblematic of market-driven thinking, at its newspapersOh, my. Look at the dot. It’s blue. It’s representative of “one unified network,” says the chief marketing officer of Gannett, owner of the…
InGannett | USA TODAY NETWORKbyLiz Kelly Nelson·Apr 11, 2016The USA TODAY NETWORK quietly builds a podcast verticalDear industry pundits who pay attention to this sort of thing, the USA TODAY NETWORK has a strong podcast story to tell. Consider this our…
InGannett | USA TODAY NETWORKbyLiz Kelly Nelson·Mar 29, 2016At the USA TODAY NETWORK, de-coastifying the news bizIn a recent piece for Nieman Lab, Joshua Benton warns that the media is no longer representative of our country because most of the people…
InGannett | USA TODAY NETWORKbyLiz Kelly Nelson·Mar 28, 2016USA TODAY NETWORK gravity ad wins Digiday awardBig ups to the USA TODAY NETWORK for a big win at Digiday’s Publishing Awards on March 24th. The USAT team took home top honors in the…
InGannett | USA TODAY NETWORKbyLiz Kelly Nelson·Mar 18, 2016USA TODAY NETWORK doubles down on virtual realityIn the year-and-a-half since our first foray into immersive storytelling with Harvest of Change in 2014, the USA TODAY NETWORK has…
InGannett | USA TODAY NETWORKbyAdam Shapourian·Jan 11, 2016I was locked in a room for an entire day. And it was awesome.Here’s my experience participating in an editorial “jam session” for USA TODAY.
