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Jacob Harris    November 23, 2011
In praise of impractical programming
It’s great that it’s gotten easier for non-programmers to write code and build things. But that doesn’t mean we should forget the merits of weirder, whimsical, gloriously impractical approaches.
Joshua Benton    June 22, 2011
Knight News Challenge 2011: Sixteen winners, from mapping to data viz, from water shortages to interactive documentaries
Andrew Phelps    June 22, 2011
New commitment, new boss, new name: Knight to invest nearly $4m in MIT’s Center for Civic Media
Megan Garber    May 16, 2011
MiT7: How changing mediums change the message
Megan Garber    May 4, 2011
MIT management professor Tom Malone on collective intelligence and the “genetic” structure of groups
Joshua Benton    March 11, 2011
Pablo Boczkowski: The gap between what reporters write and readers read threatens news orgs’ future
Nikki Usher    November 23, 2010
Why spreadable doesn’t equal viral: A conversation with Henry Jenkins
Megan Garber    November 19, 2010
Covering a crisis more like molasses than quicksand
Justin Ellis    November 3, 2010
It’s people! Meet Soylent, the crowdsourced copy editor
Seth C. Lewis    October 27, 2010
Metrics, impact, and business plans: Things to watch for as the Knight News Challenge enters a new cycle
Megan Garber    October 14, 2010
Eric von Hippel on users driving innovation ahead of producers
V. Michael Bove, Jr.    June 18, 2010
MIT Media Lab research scientist on the future of storytelling, from augmented reality to cross-platforms
Megan Garber    April 7, 2010
The Gutenberg Parenthesis: Thomas Pettitt on parallels between the pre-print era and our own Internet age
Megan Garber    March 23, 2010
The freedom to fail and the need to experiment: What gives a citizen-journalism project a chance to work
Megan Garber    March 23, 2010
“Fun with data”: Oxymoron no longer! And other lessons from Linda Fantin and Ellen Miller
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