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Archives: July 2009

Twitter    July 31, 2009
Links on Twitter: News report based entirely on Twitter, Washington Post’s new mobile site has two dedicated editors, persuasive-technology psychology and charging for news
Zachary M. Seward    July 30, 2009
Measuring reader engagement by how often they copy and paste
Ben Cohen    July 30, 2009
In Ann Arbor, designing a news site that doesn’t look like a news site
Zachary M. Seward    July 29, 2009
Why the New York Times is crowing about Apple’s marketing embrace
Twitter    July 29, 2009
Links on Twitter: Hacking tools for non-developers, copyright law in Europe, iStockphoto on cover of Time
Twitter    July 27, 2009
Links on Twitter: Encouraging innovation at the NY Times and Arizona Republic, Financial Times online subscriptions up, Gawker Media traffic data
Martin Langeveld    July 27, 2009
The Times should focus on niches, not Silver and Gold
Twitter    July 24, 2009
Links on Twitter: The AP’s bold stance on copyright, what the New York Times might charge for, new revenue streams for Voice of San Diego
Martin Langeveld    July 24, 2009
AnnArbor.com: A new look for local news
Zachary M. Seward    July 24, 2009
Thinking about the economics of news over coffee
Twitter    July 24, 2009
Links on Twitter: Racial divide in the mobile web, tour of NPR’s new website, New York Times printing plant
Jessica Roy    July 23, 2009
On retweeting: How broadcasting someone else’s 140 characters helps make a new medium social
Martin Langeveld    July 23, 2009
Texas Tribune buys Texas Weekly
Twitter    July 22, 2009
Links on Twitter: Self-service ads on NYT’s hyperlocal blogs, big formats for print comics, press-release tweets at $1 per character
Zachary M. Seward    July 22, 2009
NYT Co.’s top lawyer doubts that aggregation is a copyright issue
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