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Articles tagged Book Club (27)

Zachary M. Seward    July 15, 2009
Is Politico a news organization, a meme organization, or what?
Zachary M. Seward    July 13, 2009
In the news cycle, memes spread more like a heartbeat than a virus
Zachary M. Seward    July 9, 2009
Why The Boston Globe missed the nanostory with Mitt Romney’s dog
Zachary M. Seward    July 7, 2009
Bill Wasik’s new book: The view from atop the spike of viral culture
Joshua Benton    March 3, 2009
Lab Book Club: Journalists as goods
Tim Windsor    February 27, 2009
Lab Book Club: Talking Heads ’99
Joshua Benton    February 27, 2009
Lab Book Club: Some online lessons from the (fairly) recent past
Tim Windsor    February 24, 2009
Lab Book Club: A look back at the early days of online news
Joshua Benton    February 24, 2009
Lab Book Club: The role of prestige and personality in selling the news
Joshua Benton    February 23, 2009
Lab Book Club: The secret tie between Playboy and food stamps
Lisa Williams    February 18, 2009
Lab Book Club: The system’s to blame for the loss of hard news
Joshua Benton    February 16, 2009
Lab Book Club: How economic incentives shape the news
Martin Langeveld    February 12, 2009
Lab Book Club: How language and audience align on the nightly news
Martin Langeveld    February 9, 2009
Lab Book Club: How news orgs’ hunt for profits can drive media bias
Joshua Benton    February 6, 2009
Lab Book Club: Why “rational ignorance” keeps people from reading your amazing story
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