Nieman Foundation at Harvard
The Atlantic Wire may continue its experiment editing out in the open http://nie.mn/kuARvp #HowTheBlogSausageisMade »
How should you verify user generated content? Here’s how the BBC does it http://nie.mn/jrWrUn »
“They no longer have to store 57 years — 682 issues — of Playboy under their mattress” http://nie.mn/mAYE8D »
How’s this for an interactive graphic: Slate’s guide to Gen. David Petraeus’ medals, ribbons and stars http://nie.mn/jIs5pd »
Developers jump on this: USA Today has released a Census API http://nie.mn/kZin08 »
Duke University’s Reporter Lab is looking for a developer to create tools for investigative journalism http://nie.mn/k2qaWD »
With apps like Flipboard and Zite should publishers worry about audience and advertiser loyalty? http://nie.mn/lqRNUi »
The FCC is planning a chat with Google, Apple and others over location tracking on smartphones http://nie.mn/mtRb9x »
PSA: The Atlantic is looking for an editor to lead a new site and work with Richard Florida http://nie.mn/ikILi5 »
Is it time to establish rules of etiquette for posting other people’s stuff online? http://nie.mn/k2MiQv »
Your brain on Twitter: The NYT’s Nick Bilton and Bill Keller exchanged words over the value of Twitter http://nie.mn/kqcfz3 »
The Online Journalism Awards are now open for entries http://nie.mn/jPHmoh »
Yahoo is also getting in the online video news game with it’s "Trending Now" series http://nie.mn/jIWLwI »
Maybe newspapers ability to link is a CMS issue, not a philosophical one http://nie.mn/jZwYdu »
A new study of social media in the news finds that almost 50% of journalists use Twitter as a source http://nie.mn/kOzzYG »
The New York Public Library’s Biblion app may be a new model for magazine apps http://nie.mn/liQsmC »
