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Articles tagged technology (18)

Justin Ellis    May 26, 2011
Topolsky and Bankoff on Engadget, SB Nation, and the new tech site that’s bringing them together
Andrew Phelps    April 14, 2011
Love me, love my NPR: Public radio listeners can show off their loyalty
Matthew Battles    July 1, 2010
When “neuroplasticity” had a simpler name: Whispering books and other lionized memories
Megan Garber    May 17, 2010
“It’s a totally new universe”: Digital media expert Mario Tedeschini-Lalli on the way forward for Italian media
Megan Garber    April 13, 2010
“The 24/7 News Cycle”: David Carr, Arianna Huffington, and Mark Russell debate the future at ASNE
Jeff Israely    March 16, 2010
Jeff Israely: Transatlantic nightblogging, the hunt for a partner, and other startup lessons
Megan Garber    March 2, 2010
Shhh! Secret Journalism Startup (a.k.a. NewsLabs) wants to build your brand and make you money
Jeff Israely    February 16, 2010
Jeff Israely: Lessons learned in Year 1 of a magazine correspondent’s (would-be) online news startup
Ken Doctor    February 10, 2010
From Ken Doctor’s “Newsonomics”: Freelancing and the gig economy
Joshua Benton    January 27, 2010
Liveblogging the new Apple tablet: What will it mean for journalism?
Gina Masullo Chen    January 4, 2010
News orgs’ goal for 2010: Imagine tomorrow’s media world today
Mac Slocum    October 14, 2009
Philadelphia tech site tries to put its news startup theories into practice
Robert Picard    September 16, 2009
Robert Picard: Is investing in social media really worth news orgs’ time?
Joshua Benton    June 18, 2009
Gary Kebbel on the Knight News Challenge: Repetitive ideas, tougher judges hurt some applicants
Edward J. Delaney    May 8, 2009
Frame grabbing: The art of drawing great photography from video
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