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Articles tagged hyperlocal (45)

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DNAinfo (short for Digital Network Associates) is an online local news organization covering Manhattan and Chicago. The site was founded in November 2009 by Ameritrade founder Joe Ricketts, who also provides its funding. The original New York site had an editorial staff of about 45 in March 2013 and it includes both neighborhood-level sites and broader…

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Mark Coddington    February 15, 2013
Plus: Self-censorship in the media’s coverage of drones, Time Warner’s possible magazine sales plans, and the rest of the week’s news about the future of news.
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Mark Armstrong    February 7, 2013
“This is all to say: I think the app or company that ‘solves’ local will probably be a parenting app. Not necessarily a ‘local’ app.”
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Adrienne LaFrance    June 27, 2012
The New York Times, backing away from The Local, says it doesn’t make sense to pay its staff to be in the hyperlocal business.
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Antonio Jiménez    June 7, 2012
With a mix of aggregation and original content, Dichtbij is trying to build a sustainable business — and they’re getting close.
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Adrienne LaFrance    March 13, 2012
The Maine online/print hybrid was acclaimed for its revenue model and a Knight News Challenge winner, but in the end, it couldn’t keep the doors open.
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Ken Doctor    February 23, 2012
The search for a scalable, money-making model for hyperlocal journalism continues, but there are some reasons for optimism.
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Andrew Phelps    November 7, 2011
A year ago, Philadelphia public radio station WHYY launched a new hyperlocal community news site. Here’s what they’ve learned — successes and failures — since.
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Andrew Phelps    September 8, 2011
The murder-tracking blog wants to license its software platform and reporting to a traditional media outlet.
Bob Calo    June 20, 2011
Simon Owens    May 5, 2011
Mark Coddington    March 11, 2011
Lance Knobel    February 10, 2011
Megan Garber    February 9, 2011
Martin Langeveld    December 22, 2010
Amy Webb    December 22, 2010