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Archives: March 2009

Martin Langeveld    March 31, 2009
Interview: Charles Sennott, executive editor of GlobalPost
Zachary M. Seward    March 31, 2009
NPR’s Adam Davidson explains the explainer: a model for complex news
Tim Windsor    March 31, 2009
Do you have “links to nowhere”?
Tim Windsor    March 31, 2009
Custom Google Street Views as a reporting tool
Zachary M. Seward    March 30, 2009
Hitting the right note when news sites mix music and journalism
Zachary M. Seward    March 27, 2009
A bet on the next news ecosystem: NYT plans modest cuts to lucrative Escapes section & Sunday magazine
Zachary M. Seward    March 27, 2009
How much news did your local newspaper produce today?
Joshua Benton    March 27, 2009
The evolution of crowdsourcing and the passion of amateurs: Jeff Howe
Zachary M. Seward    March 26, 2009
Audio tips for print reporters from NYT sound sage Amy O’Leary
Martin Langeveld    March 26, 2009
A giant digital copier: individuated news, Océ-style
Zachary M. Seward    March 26, 2009
Non-profit news outlets deserve a tax exemption for ad revenue
Mathew Ingram    March 26, 2009
Revenue 2.0: Practical solutions
Joshua Benton    March 25, 2009
Lots of great future-of-news pieces in the new issue of Nieman Reports
Joshua Benton    March 25, 2009
Marci Alboher on navigating a disrupted journalism career
Tim Windsor    March 25, 2009
Killing innovation with kindness: The Newspaper Revitalization Act
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