Ian Brown on Nostr: ‘While 2016’s “Trump bump” delivered record audiences across the news ...
‘While 2016’s “Trump bump” delivered record audiences across the news industry, the impact from 2024’s race has been more mixed. A select group — including #Fox and The New York Times — have continued to prosper. However, other legacy media companies face a grimmer picture.’ #NYT
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