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    Archives: March 23, 2012

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    Screen shot of local headlines on NPR.org home page
    Andrew PhelpsMarch 23, 2012
    Location, location, location: NPR customizes the news with local content
    NPR is testing how best to push its national web audience to local stations’ news.
    The Guardian becomes a platform for arts organizations
    Kyle Leighton and David TaintorMarch 23, 2012
    Hashtags are the new lawn signs: Why Twitter won’t predict political success in the 2012 cycle
    Political journalists need to remember that prominence on Twitter doesn’t necessarily turn into prominence at the ballot box.
    Adrienne LaFranceMarch 23, 2012
    New FCC rules offer a “historic opportunity” for low-power community FM radio
    Low-power radio signals only reach a couple of miles, but a substantial increase in stations could help fill a much larger coverage gap.
    Mark CoddingtonMarch 23, 2012
    This Week in Review: Mike Daisey and truth in journalism, and the tech giants’ news grab
    Plus: A change in the New York Times’ pay plan, copyright problems for Pinterest, and the rest of this week’s media and tech news.
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