The New York Times Thursday September 25, 2025
YouTube has already pushed podcasts from our earbuds to our television screens. Now, notes the New York Times, the platform is making another wager, announcing its most significant product updates to livestreaming since late 2013, when it began offering creators the ability to broadcast in real time. The updates make it easier for novices to start streaming, for experienced streamers to try new formats and for everyone to make more money from advertising. YouTube believes livestreaming is “at a similar inflection point” as video podcasting was roughly four years ago, adds The Times.
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DAZED Thursday September 25, 2025
Bronx-born photographer and director Renell Medrano is back with the second issue of what she calls “the coldest magazine on Earth.” Moving on from the magazine’s New York–inspired debut, the second volume of Ice heads south to channel the spirit of Atlanta, notes Dazed. “I picked Atlanta because I feel a strong connection to the South. “Every time I visit, the energy down there reminds me of home,” says Medrano, who calls Ice “an extension of myself – a platform to spotlight women and creatives wherever I go." Read the full Story >>
Nieman Lab Thursday September 25, 2025
Tristan Werkmeister, 26, joined Reuters as the newsroom’s first social video reporter in January. Since then, notes Nieman Lab, the look of Reuters’ videos hasn’t radically changed. But output has. Reuters now produces four times as many vertical videos per day as it used to. “We recognize shifts in news consumption habits, and more than ever, we need to meet audiences where they are. In the U.S., more people now get their news via social media and video platforms over any other source,” says Werkmeister.
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David Schonauer Thursday September 25, 2025
Opening tomorrow and running through Nov. 26 at the Bronx Documentary Center is an exhibition of work from Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW), a volunteer-run non-profit organization
dedicated to educating the public about the role of women and those who identify as women in visual communication. Each year, WPOW organizes a traveling exhibition of work by its members. The current
show, curated by photojournalist … Read the full Story >>
