As audiences find new ways to enjoy sports content, companies like ESPN, Vox Media, and NBC Sports are competing with the leagues, conferences, and teams they cover to deliver games, news, and alerts on new platforms.
Study from Newspaper Association of America finds papers engage readers more effectively than other media. nie.mn/XENPs3 
Links on Twitter: ProPublica starts a Nerd Blog, NPR launches Argo Project, Freakonomics to have radio show
Love this: @ProPublica launches Nerd Blog, a spot for hacker-journos at PP and elsewhere http://j.mp/aWn2XK »
Boy, look who the National Journal has been hiring http://nie.mn/cPBT7U »
Excellent conference opportunity: Media Law in the Digital Age, co-sponsored by @BerkmanCenter http://nie.mn/bLHmaP »
Looks like News Corp is hiring a creative director for its iPad news effort http://j.mp/c5j6n8 (via @rafatali) »
Important, timely piece: @CJR on the far-reaching effects of faulty traffic metrics http://nie.mn/apXoBg »
From book to blog to radio: Freakonomics takes to the airwaves this fall http://nie.mn/bxPuIY »
What BBC’s project leader learned from using @Ushahidi to crowdmap the London Tube strike http://nie.mn/9t3LfB »
.@NPR‘s Argo Project officially launches today http://nie.mn/bX72Pt »
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April 11, 2013
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