The Journal is moving a number of markets-driven blogs into a single vertical, betting that the finance blogging world should be as interconnected as the finance world it covers.
New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson now in conversation with Evan Smith of the Texas Tribune. nie.mn/1018Utq #isoj 
Links on Twitter: HuffPost traffic nearly doubles in a year, ASU launches news site, The Atlantic plans a premium iPad app
.@TheAtlanticWire is now crowdsourcing its popular “Media Diet” series http://nie.mn/cvpGDR (via @romenesko) »
J-school as news org: ASU’s Cronkite School launches multimedia site for local/state news http://nie.mn/bNNzKl (via @dangillmor) »
Public service announcement: @voiceofsandiego is hiring a “roving” investigative reporter http://nie.mn/aMxkmQ »
The Atlantic plans a premium iPad app service with daily content from the Web http://nie.mn/a2AwZs »
The conventional wisdom about how we process info–”visual learners” vs. “auditory,” etc.–may be wrong http://nie.mn/ab3Jnd »
How Stephen Glass exposer @Penenberg scooped traditional media. Again. http://nie.mn/csf7Wl »
HuffPost’s traffic nearly doubled between July ’09 and July ’10 http://nie.mn/cB8sfQ (h/t @Journalismo) »
After last week’s “Twitter revolt,” Paper.li makes its auto-tweets less spammy http://nie.mn/cjuSPA »
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April 17, 2013
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