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How Buzzfeed got its biggest traffic day…ever
When emotion meets information, big things can happen.
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Joshua Benton    November 8, 2011
Wired releases images via Creative Commons, but reopens a debate on what “noncommercial” means
The complexities of sharing: Does “noncommercial” mean not-for-profit? The absence of ads? Or simply that you’re not selling the work someone else is giving away?
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Mark Coddington    September 30, 2011
This Week in Review: Amazon’s challenge to the iPad, and Facebook’s ‘frictionless sharing’
Plus: Pew studies on declining trust in the media and local news consumption, Business Insider faces accusations of unethical aggregation, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news.
Megan Garber    July 6, 2011
Another perk for NYT subscribers: “Share your access”
Joshua Benton    April 6, 2011
More data on The Daily: What’s prime time for iPad use? And which stories get tweeted the most?
Joshua Benton    April 5, 2011
Decline, plateau, decline: New data on The Daily suggests a social media decline and a tough road ahead
Andrew Phelps    March 29, 2011
Tweet late, email early, and don’t forget about Saturday: Using data to develop a social media strategy
Joshua Benton    March 11, 2011
Japan: When public broadcasting meets limited access
Megan Garber    March 9, 2011
Lessons of the Like Log: The big story and the nuances of shareability
Megan Garber    March 8, 2011
Something to “Like”? Facebook offers real-time analytics
Joshua Benton    March 7, 2011
Share your data! Tell us how your readers arrive at your site: search, social media, the front door?
Joshua Benton    February 28, 2011
“Like,” “share,” and “recommend”: How the warring verbs of social media will influence the news’ future
Joshua Benton    February 14, 2011
Eight trends for journalism in 2011: A Nieman Lab talk in Toronto
Nikki Usher    November 23, 2010
Why spreadable doesn’t equal viral: A conversation with Henry Jenkins
Megan Garber    May 28, 2010
Publish2′s Ryan Sholin: “We did not set out to kill the Associated Press”
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