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    Christine SchmidtDecember 14, 2017
    Storify’s demise shows nothing lasts forever (but the use of social media embeds in stories persists)
    “When we started there was no Twitter embed and no Instagram embed or Facebook embed. The idea of using the content that people post as raw material was novel.”
    Mike Ananny and Kate CrawfordSeptember 10, 2014
    Designer or journalist: Who shapes the news you read in your favorite apps?
    A new study looks at how engineers and designers from companies like Storify, Zite, and Google News see their work as similar — and different — from traditional journalism.
    FIFA has cracked down on that World Cup Twitter bot (and other people tweeting and Vining and GIFing goals)
    This Week in Review: Encryption and censorship, and broadening the story of journalistic change
    Plus: Twitter goes public, Politico grabs Capital New York, Tina Brown leaves The Daily Beast, and the rest of this week’s media and tech news. Mark Coddington
    Storify sold to Livefyre in a merging of social curation tools
    The journalist-cofounded (and journalist-friendly) curation tool will live on; the hope is the combined company can extend its reach with enterprise customers. Justin Ellis
    Tuesday Q&A: Storify’s Burt Herman on entrepreneurial journalism, advertising, and finding the right business model
    “People have grown a little skeptical of companies that don’t seem to have a business model and you wonder when they’re going to do something.” Justin Ellis
    Storify debuts a premium plan for publishers
    Twitter’s API changes will have a real impact on news developers
    When your product depends on a (free) third-party platform, the rules can change at any time. Twitter’s are now. Andrew Phelps
    Ken DoctorMay 17, 2012
    The newsonomics of News U.
    Journalism and education are both about knowledge. Could their post-disruption business models start to blur?
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