Links on Twitter: Non-profit news, online video, TweetDeck at the Times

Spam, skip, scan, stop, save, shift, send, spread, or subscribe: 9 ways people respond to content online http://tr.im/njnb »

“Why the New York Times doesn’t call its readers ‘readers'” http://tr.im/njgL (via @MacDivaONA) »

Haven’t dived into these papers yet, but lots of good topics here from a Duke conference on non-profit news http://tr.im/nhM5 »

A study throws cold water on growth of online video: People overreport their YouTube habits http://tr.im/nhk2 »

Haha. Memo: “To newsroom Twitter users” — TweetDeck is wreaking havoc on slow PCs at The New York Times http://tr.im/nkIV »

Sophie Culpepper

Last Night at School Committee distills hours-long public meetings into half-hour podcast episodes

“We have created this podcast as an easy way for any parent, citizen, or interested party to get the highlights, and our take, on what happened last night at School Committee.”

Francesco Zaffarano

How Seen’s mobile journalism reaches 7 million people across platforms

“Three years ago, I would have said that every platform is super different from the others. Now they’ve all become quite similar.”

Kathryn Buchanan

Seeing stories of kindness may counteract the negative effects of consuming bad news

“This shows us there’s something unique about kindness which may buffer the effects of negative news on our mental health.”