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Archives: December 2009

Twitter    December 23, 2009
Links on Twitter: People in their 30s spend 18 hours online per week, Big change in Canadian libel law, Yahoo News still No. 1
Twitter    December 22, 2009
Links on Twitter: Latino Internet use up 10% in 2 years, ESPN and CNN among top 10 mobile sites, Texas Tribune annotated video tougher than it looks
Mac Slocum    December 22, 2009
KNC 2010: The Journalism Shop offers vetted editorial talent for hire
Mac Slocum    December 22, 2009
Literacy, mobile use highlight Pew “Latinos Online” study
Twitter    December 21, 2009
Links on Twitter: Geotargeting isn’t being used broadly, Groupon benefits from social skills, How much is a blog worth?
Glenda Cooper    December 21, 2009
Glenda Cooper: When lines between NGO and news organization blur
Mac Slocum    December 21, 2009
KNC 2010: Homicide Watch D.C. focuses reporting on the victims
Twitter    December 18, 2009
Links on Twitter: Netflix Prize raises privacy concerns, immersive panorama photo, Twitter’s API emerging as a standard
Mac Slocum    December 18, 2009
KNC 2010: Nearly 2,500 proposals, and 65% were in closed category
Mac Slocum    December 18, 2009
KNC 2010: 101 Source wants your questions and the wisdom of experts
Twitter    December 17, 2009
Links on Twitter: Facebook’s changing demographics, Pandora adding 600k users per week, Time-lapse video of big day on NYTimes.com
Mac Slocum    December 17, 2009
KNC 2010: FollowIndy tries to marry aggregation and geography
Twitter    December 16, 2009
Links on Twitter: Financial Times web subscribers up 22%, top 5 visualizations of ’09, NY Times using new URL shortener
Mac Slocum    December 16, 2009
KNC 2010: NewsGraf wants to slap a search box on journalists’ brains
Twitter    December 15, 2009
Links on Twitter: Good and bad news on magazines, social media forcing courts to adapt, file size as an editing tool
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