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Joshua Benton    November 1, 2011
Three lessons news sites can take from the launch of The Verge
The new gadget site features big, bold visuals, room for community, and lots of structured data.
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Megan Garber    August 31, 2011
Amazon’s new @author feature launches, and changes (just a bit) what a book is all about
Got a question for Susan Orlean? Now you can ask it through Amazon.
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Megan Garber    August 1, 2011
The Vidiots strategy: From commodities to communities
Applying “milkshake marketing” to video — and journalism.
Andrew Phelps    July 6, 2011
Members Only: The Chronicle of Philanthropy builds a LinkedIn community by keeping people out
Andrew Phelps    June 22, 2011
Knight grantee NextDrop builds community by linking two scarce resources: water and information
James O'Shea    June 22, 2011
James O’Shea: Chicago News Cooperative is a new “town square”
Steven Rosenbaum    June 21, 2011
Steven Rosenbaum: Curation, community and the future of news
Mark Coddington    June 17, 2011
This Week in Review: The Guardian goes digital first, local journalism’s future, and preserving news stories
Michael Skoler    June 15, 2011
Michael Skoler: Community, not audience, is a new business model
Megan Garber    June 3, 2011
The NYT rewards its paying users with subscriber-only content
Ken Doctor    April 28, 2011
The newsonomics of story cost accounting
Joshua Benton    April 27, 2011
Jesse Thorn on making your own thing in public radio (while still being able to feed your family)
Jared Keller    April 25, 2011
A web community with a TV show: Inside The Stream’s efforts to turn broadcasting into a social medium
Ken Doctor    April 21, 2011
The newsonomics of a single investigative story
Justin Ellis    April 20, 2011
The writing on the wall: Why news organizations are turning to outside moderators for help with comments
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