Nieman Foundation at Harvard
Why The Onion is franchising and what it means for its web and print presence http://nie.mn/h2OLZD »
Don’t expect to be able to game our paywall like, ahem, other newspapers, says NYT digital head http://nie.mn/dGt69y »
Reconsidering Patch: Success means a new approach to local journalism, failure means a cautionary tale http://nie.mn/dQC1l3 »
WaPo on others paid content experiments: “We’re quite willing to be followers on this front” http://nie.mn/i7tvxL »
Tumblr lives again, but consider why it’s outage matters to the web, and the world http://nie.mn/eZCRwK »
Flipboard, Instapaper, Twitter and Facebook: How have reading habits changed in 2010? http://nie.mn/gETGMj »
Redistricting, now more fun thanks to .@Sunlightlab’s “Better Draw a District” http://nie.mn/hC61vY »
Mediaite empire to expand into mogul watch, tech for women and media jobs http://nie.mn/dZO7FL »
ESPN launches espnW.com, a sports blog about womens sports by women writers, athletes and more http://nie.mn/ekye0N »
Choice of words: Some news orgs no longer calling WikiLeaks a “whistleblower” http://nie.mn/hubrjP »
Survey of US smartphone owners finds more than half expect to use phone more to access news next year http://nie.mn/gtr1yD »
The Guardian is liveblogging the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and the extradition process http://nie.mn/hdudnP »
