With Trapital, Dan Runcie found a way to cover the business of hip-hop and make it sustainable

When Runcie was in business school at the University of Michigan in 2014, everyone was talking about a Harvard Business School case study about Beyoncé’s surprise album “Beyoncé,” which was released without traditional marketing and promotional strategies. All of the talk about that case study got Runcie thinking about other stories in hip-hop: What if… Continue reading With Trapital, Dan Runcie found a way to cover the business of hip-hop and make it sustainable

Subtext lets journalists build deeper relationships with readers, one text at a time

The privacy of texting means users don’t experience the same toxicity or endless doomscrolling that you would on social media, making it a friendlier and healthier interaction. It also allows users to get to know and form a bond with the journalist or personality on the other end of the line. The bond can be strong… Continue reading Subtext lets journalists build deeper relationships with readers, one text at a time