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Megan Garber    August 1, 2011
Newsbeat, Chartbeat’s news-focused analytics tool, places its bets on the entrepreneurial side of news orgs
A new frontier in real-time analytics: performance data for individual journos.
Joshua Benton    June 16, 2011
Who clicks more on local news, New York or Omaha? Surprising data from the FCC on local online news
Joshua Benton    June 15, 2011
Does a new report mean doom and gloom for local online news? Maybe, but here are a few balancing factors
Dennis R. Mortensen    March 2, 2011
Dennis Mortensen: Are news orgs worrying too much about search and not enough about the front page?
Justin Ellis    January 10, 2011
Applying analytics to magazine sales at Hearst
Joshua Benton    November 18, 2010
Crunching Denton’s Ratio: What’s the return on paying sources?
Justin Ellis    October 29, 2010
How does audience engagement work in the newsroom?
Lois Beckett    October 28, 2010
Engagement: Where does revenue fit in the equation?
Lois Beckett    October 26, 2010
Getting beyond just pageviews: Philly.com’s seven-part equation for measuring online engagement
Daniel Victor    October 25, 2010
Building a university sandbox for news orgs: UNC’s new digital newsroom nearing Nov. 1 launch
Martin Langeveld    October 19, 2010
NAA finds a more favorable website stats vendor — but misses the readership shift to mobile news
Justin Ellis    October 8, 2010
Twitter data lets NPR glimpse a future of app-loving news junkies
Nikki Usher    September 23, 2010
What impact is SEO having on journalists? Reports from the field
C.W. Anderson    September 14, 2010
“Squeezing humanity through a straw”: The long-term consequences of using metrics in journalism
Nikki Usher    September 14, 2010
Why SEO and audience tracking won’t kill journalism as we know it
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