In the Bay Area, in Los Angeles, in San Diego — the traditional boundaries of California journalism are shifting fast.
For people under 24, the use of e-mail tumbled more than 30% in the last year nie.mn/y5KNWl 
Links on Twitter: Email newsletters still pull in revenue, Reuters commits to long-form reporting, Correcting errors in videos
Newsworthy analysis from a non-news source: Mint.com’s “Are You Really Unemployed?” video and graphic. http://tr.im/GEi9 »
Amidst news of Reuter’s relaunch comes this tidbit: It’s going to do more long-form enterprise reporting. http://tr.im/GDqp »
Email still has legs. The Thrillist newsletters (and sites) are approaching $10 million in revenue this year. http://tr.im/GCt4 »
How do you correct an error in a video story? Interesting question posed by @kobre. http://tr.im/GCrA »
AOL licensed 80% of its content a year ago, but now it produces 80%. http://tr.im/GClL »
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February 8, 2012
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