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Articles tagged Gawker (38)

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Joshua Benton    January 11, 2012
Responsive design from another angle: Gizmodo goes widescreen
Gawker Media’s new HD view makes a play for big monitors and a grander stage for video and photos.
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Simon Owens    October 25, 2011
As Occupy Wall Street evolves, news sites find it “a great opportunity for web journalism”
How the movement shifted in the media’s eyes from “just another protest” to a broad-based subject for news coverage.
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Justin Ellis    August 2, 2011
Boston Globe creates a Twitter board for the newsroom
Mark Coddington    February 11, 2011
This Week in Review: AOL’s big HuffPo buy, converging media in Egypt, and waiting on The Daily
Megan Garber    February 7, 2011
“It just feels inevitable”: Nick Denton on Gawker Media sites’ long-in-the-works new layout
Martin Langeveld    December 22, 2010
Martin Langeveld: Predicting more digital convergence and an AP clearinghouse, coming in 2011
Greg T. Spielberg    December 6, 2010
“An art brand”: Gawker Artists looks at the image beyond the display ad
Mark Coddington    December 3, 2010
This Week in Review: Making sense of WikiLeaks, a Daily tablet paper, and Gawker leaves blogging behind
Joshua Benton    November 18, 2010
Crunching Denton’s Ratio: What’s the return on paying sources?
Justin Ellis    October 21, 2010
No comment: The Portland Press Herald’s about face
Mark Coddington    October 15, 2010
This Week in Review: The iPad’s pay potential, Chile miner over-coverage, and another Murdoch paywall
Joshua Benton    September 14, 2010
More growth for Gawker comments, and more power to elite commenters
Laura McGann    September 7, 2010
Entrepreneur summer school reveals startups aren’t easy
Laura McGann    August 13, 2010
Knight Foundation’s new biz consultant thinks news startups can learn from outside of journalism
Megan Garber    July 14, 2010
“Smart editorial, smart readers, and smart ad solutions”: Slate makes a case for long-form on the web
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