Nieman Foundation at Harvard
Paul Bradshaw has developed an “Inverted Pyramid of Data Journalism” http://nie.mn/nv3jTn »
The Utne Reader is launching a socially curated magazine called Alt Wire http://nie.mn/qbe1Gk »
“Why’s this so good?” No. 2: McPhee takes on the Mississippi (by @carlzimmer) http://nie.mn/nT7sNa »
The AP tells its staff to be careful what you Tweet http://nie.mn/mV0gDU »
What could media companies learn from a new eBook subscription service? http://nie.mn/njOzLs »
Has the new social state of news returned journalism to an era where mass media doesn’t exist? http://nie.mn/qNThub »
PSA RT @berkmancenter: The metaLAB (at) Harvard is looking to hire a part-time designer/developer! http://bit.ly/nXRtQn »
A new look is in store for the Reuters.com homepage http://nie.mn/pveaXK »
Question: With News of the World shutting down, have there been any other newspapers forced to close because of scandal? »
People are most willing to pay for game apps. Least likely? News apps, according to Nielsen http://nie.mn/qNb6Ih »
Today, @ProPublica‘s #Muckreads http://nie.mn/jE0YYm focuses on the UK phone-hacking scandal, with great guest editors http://nie.mn/ovEwSK »
There were almost 170,000 #AskObama Tweets during the President’s town hall yesterday http://nie.mn/rbK8Wf »
Adaptation and acquisition: How Hearst is trying to remake itself as a new media company http://nie.mn/p4L7Nb »
How to reconcile conflicting reports from Twitter and the cops? Lessons from the Philly.com http://nie.mn/pxLwDv »
Early lessons on advertising, retaining customers and more from Boston.com’s Boston Deals http://nie.mn/oiAhfN »
Good morning! The Washington Post explains how the name of DSK’s accuser wound up in online comments http://nie.mn/p20tR4 »
