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Mark Coddington    January 13, 2012
This Week in Review: Google and the social search wars, and the Post’s in-house innovation critic
Plus: ‘Truth vigilantes’ and objectivity, debating the value of political journalism, unique paywall models, and the rest of the week’s must-reads in the future of news.
Megan Garber    June 23, 2011
“The Drupal of dataviz”: Overview, AP’s News Challenge winner, wants to make sense of big document sets
Mark Coddington    March 4, 2011
This Week in Review: Google’s content farm crackdown, Facebook’s new comments, more TBD lessons
Mark Coddington    January 28, 2011
This Week in Review: WikiLeaks’ new rivals, Ongo’s aggregation play, and Demand Media makes a splash
Matt Thompson    December 15, 2010
Coming soon to journalism: Matt Thompson sees the “Speakularity” and universal instant transcription
Mark Coddington    September 10, 2010
This Week in Review: What to do with web metrics, Google search goes Instant, and NPR’s local plans
Jason Fry    June 30, 2010
A question for publishers: Where does brand fragmentation end?
Joshua Benton    January 13, 2010
SpeakerText wants to free all your words from the prison of your videos
Mac Slocum    December 7, 2009
Click caps and crawlers: A simple look at two of Google’s recent moves
Mac Slocum    November 30, 2009
How a shift in perspective salvaged Boston.com’s local search project
Zachary M. Seward    October 9, 2009
What The Associated Press is saying to Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo
Zachary M. Seward    September 29, 2009
Five projects on the frontier of text-based data analysis and visualization
Zachary M. Seward    August 13, 2009
How The Associated Press will try to rival Wikipedia in search results
Mathew Ingram    April 19, 2009
Google helps newspapers — period.
Joshua Benton    February 25, 2009
My adventure in search advertising; or, what twenty-six bucks can buy other than appetizers in Manhattan
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