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Archives: November 2009

Twitter    November 30, 2009
Links on Twitter: Washington Post’s new blog for backstories, future of newspaper obituaries, shoes made of recycled newspapers
Mac Slocum    November 30, 2009
How a shift in perspective salvaged Boston.com’s local search project
Twitter    November 23, 2009
Links on Twitter: Newsweek with an impressive Tumblr, New York Times coming to Tumblr, other news organizations on Tumblr
Natalie Fenton    November 23, 2009
Natalie Fenton: Has the Internet changed how NGOs work with established media? Not enough
Twitter    November 20, 2009
Links on Twitter: Interview with Josh Cohen of Google News, AP literally tore apart Palin’s book, NYT’s Chicago edition debuts without paid ads
Zachary M. Seward    November 20, 2009
How Steve Brill has adjusted his pay-for-news pitch
Jim Barnett    November 20, 2009
The FTC should give nonprofit news a closer look
Twitter    November 19, 2009
Links on Twitter: MSNBC may develop EveryBlock independently, what happens when NPR.org breaks, Techmeme adds more humans
Mac Slocum    November 19, 2009
Linking watchdog journalism and nonprofit accountability
Mac Slocum    November 19, 2009
Need a lawyer? New network gives web publishers a line of defense
Jim Barnett    November 18, 2009
Defending the line between source and producer of news
Zachary M. Seward    November 18, 2009
The once-defunct New York Sun is slowly rising
Twitter    November 17, 2009
Links on Twitter: Sessions per user at top newspaper sites, Distill magazine’s iPhone app, “tweets” in 1889 newspaper column
Jim Barnett    November 17, 2009
California Watch’s revenue model: Charge news outlets, target donors
Mac Slocum    November 17, 2009
The broadsheet as collector’s item. Why not?
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