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Seth C. Lewis    February 10, 2012
Still shaping the way people think about news innovation? A few reflections on the new KNC 2.0
The Knight News Challenge may be shifting gears, but it’s still an important window into where news innovation is taking us.
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Justin Ellis    September 27, 2011
Can lessons from Thomson Reuters’ data business help transform its journalism?
Data editor Reg Chua wants the company to rethink what the news story looks like (and how it’s delivered).
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Justin Ellis    July 28, 2011
Why The Atlantic joined up with Pulse — and what the app’s usage stats can tell data-hungry publishers
Pulse users on smartphones launch the app twice as often as tablet users — but tablet users keep it open twice as long per session.
Justin Ellis    June 27, 2011
Deeper into data: U.K.-based ScraperWiki plans new tools and U.S. expansion with News Challenge
Justin Ellis    June 22, 2011
The News Challenge-winning PANDA Project aims to make research easier in the newsroom
Justin Ellis    June 8, 2011
House Hunters, data edition: Meet Curbwise, the Omaha World-Herald’s real-estate news app
Megan Garber    June 3, 2011
The NYT rewards its paying users with subscriber-only content
Joshua Benton    April 5, 2011
Decline, plateau, decline: New data on The Daily suggests a social media decline and a tough road ahead
Mark Coddington    March 25, 2011
This Week in Review: The New York Times’ fees and free-riders, and tying community to local data
Nils Mulvad    March 16, 2011
Collaboration, an investigative reporting network, and the development of Farmsubsidy.org
Joshua Benton    March 7, 2011
Share your data! Tell us how your readers arrive at your site: search, social media, the front door?
Justin Ellis    January 10, 2011
Applying analytics to magazine sales at Hearst
Amy Webb    December 22, 2010
Amy Webb: The IPv4 problem, geofencing, and lots of hyperlocal
Jennifer 8. Lee    December 21, 2010
Jennifer 8. Lee on raw data, APIs, and the growth of “Little Brother”
Joshua Benton    December 21, 2010
Tracking documents, numbers, and military social media: New tools for reporting in an age of swarming data
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