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Martin Langeveld    December 20, 2011
Martin Langeveld: A look back at my 2011 predictions, along with a fresh batch for 2012
Keeping Martin Honest: the 2012 edition.
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More evidence that different devices fuel news consumption at different times
Tablets get used at the times of day that used to be the domain of the morning and afternoon newspaper.
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Mark Coddington    October 28, 2011
This Week in Review: Getting tablet news to pay, and WikiLeaks steps back to fight ‘blockade’
Plus: News Corp.’s shareholder meeting, USA Today tries an innovative data licensing strategy, and the rest of the week’s big stories.
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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.
Mark Coddington    July 8, 2011
This Week in Review: What Google+ could do for news, and Murdoch’s News of the World gets the ax
Plus this week’s required reading: more on the Guardian’s digital strategy, lackluster numbers for Patch, new paywall numbers from London, and Google’s bid for a display-ad revolution.
Megan Garber    June 28, 2011
Google plans for “the second phase of the display ad revolution” with a focus on smartphones and tablets
Justin Ellis    June 14, 2011
Fargo Kindle City: One small paper’s experiment with publishing ebooks
Joshua Benton    February 14, 2011
Eight trends for journalism in 2011: A Nieman Lab talk in Toronto
Jason E. Klein    February 10, 2011
Jason E. Klein: Print newspapers have a place in a tablet-heavy future
Justin Ellis    January 31, 2011
Audio/visual: Adding captions to NPR to reach a text-based audience
Mark Coddington    January 7, 2011
This Week in Review: The FCC’s big compromise, WikiLeaks wrestles with the media, and a look at 2011
Martin Langeveld    December 22, 2010
Keeping Martin honest: Checking on Langeveld’s predictions for 2010
Amy Webb    December 22, 2010
Amy Webb: The IPv4 problem, geofencing, and lots of hyperlocal
Vadim Lavrusik    December 21, 2010
Tablet-only, mobile-first: News orgs native to new platforms coming soon
Scott Karp    December 20, 2010
Scott Karp: Clay Shirky’s right that syndication’s getting disrupted — but not in the ways he thinks it is
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