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Press Gazette rounds up best data journalism of the pandemic — www.pressgazette.co.uk

Press Gazette has been showcasing some of the best journalism to come out of the coronavirus crisis with the Twitter hashtag #JournalismMatters. They've featured exclusives and investigations, breaking news and live blogs, podcasts and innovations. Topping their list of the best in data journalism is 'Coronavirus Tracked''from the Financial Times's data team (we love it). Other projects featured are from The South China Morning Post, The Economist, The Guardian, and The Times and Sunday Times.

Publishers pull inventory to protect ad prices — digiday.com

Programmatic ad auctions, beset by lower advertiser demand and higher traffic, are delivering CPMs down by 10% to 20%. Publishers are taking inventory off the table to bolster prices.

Lancet published coronavirus papers in January — www.inpublishing.co.uk

Dr Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet says the world famous weekly medical journal published published two scientific papers on COVID-19 in January but no one asked for their view.

Wired UK says it will grow revenue by 10% this year — digiday.com

Bucking the trend, which analysts Enders says will see U.K. newspapers and magazines lose £750 million in ad revenue and £150 million in print sales this year, Wired's diversified revenue strategy will show growth this year.

Podcast:

Flashes and Flames founder Colin Morrison on surviving digital transformation and the pandemic — voices.media

This week Colin Morrison, founder of Flashes & Flames, takes us through his path into the industry, what makes for smart media analysis, and who will be the big winners and losers from the coronavirus crisis.