In the Bay Area, in Los Angeles, in San Diego — the traditional boundaries of California journalism are shifting fast.
This week in review: Facebook’s future and the open web, and finding balance on breaking news nie.mn/yrRbkW 
Links on Twitter: Five paid-content experiments, interactive design at the Times, analyzing Matt Drudge’s links
From personal training to iPhone apps: five experiments in charging for online content http://tr.im/s6Wp »
More detail on Talking Points Memo expansion: aiming for 60 employees, from 11, in 3 years http://tr.im/s6QQ »
Interactive design, “statuesque transparency,” and the human condition: “Can Khoi Vinh save the NY Times?” http://tr.im/s7ia »
On the ethics of linking, quoting, and “what she said”: Reuters blogger @felixsalmon offers his views http://tr.im/s8VH »
I wish one of these would go to court, but alas: Associated Press settles “hot news” suit against AHN Media http://tr.im/sbCV »
Whom does Matt Drudge link to most? http://tr.im/s8AO A tireless researcher scraped 171,717 page updates to find out. »
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February 8, 2012
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