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Archives: April 2009

Twitter    April 30, 2009
Links on Twitter: USA Today, courtroom tweeting, .tv island sinking
Joshua Benton    April 30, 2009
Internship deadline creeping closer
Mathew Ingram    April 30, 2009
The benefits of a live-blog: news, discussion and “crowd-sourcing”
Twitter    April 29, 2009
Links from Twitter: Swine flu, portfolios, megafauna
Joshua Benton    April 29, 2009
Kindle users skew older; does that impact news biz’s revenue hopes?
Zachary M. Seward    April 29, 2009
Is that the defunct New York Sun peeking over the digital horizon?
Joshua Benton    April 28, 2009
Rob Bertsche on how news orgs should think about copyright and reader comments online
Zachary M. Seward    April 27, 2009
N.Y. plane scare: From terrifying tweet to news report — in 4 minutes
Martin Langeveld    April 26, 2009
Online newspaper audience growth: Good news? Not really.
Joshua Benton    April 23, 2009
Nieman Journalism Lab summer internships: Applications now welcome, deadline May 7
Mathew Ingram    April 22, 2009
Blogs: One person’s curation is another person’s scraping
Edward J. Delaney    April 21, 2009
Breaking news online: How two Pulitzer finalists used the web
Martin Langeveld    April 21, 2009
80 percent of newspapers gone in 18 months? Not likely.
Mathew Ingram    April 20, 2009
Papers: more creativity please
Edward J. Delaney    April 20, 2009
22% of Pulitzer entries had online content, including 7 winners
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