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    Archives: April 2012

    Adrienne LaFranceApril 23, 2012
    Wall Street Journal dives into live, continuous coverage with its new Markets Pulse stream
    The newspaper’s constantly updated markets coverage will provide frequent updates in one place, continuing the streamification of the news.
    This Week in Review: Digital journalism’s big Pulitzer win, and ebook concerns shift to Amazon
    Plus: Google’s concern about the future of the open web, Facebook’s social news app push, and the rest of the week’s news in media and tech. Mark Coddington
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    Live blogging #isoj12: International Symposium on Online Journalism
    Journalists, technologists, and academics gather to discuss the evolution of media. Nieman Lab Staff
    Ken DoctorApril 19, 2012
    The newsonomics of risking it all
    At the Logan Symposium at Berkeley, investigative reporting showed plenty of signs of life.
    Nick Denton: Letting Gawker staffers off the pageview treadmill hasn’t led to “journalistic self-indulgence”
    Justin EllisApril 18, 2012
    Who watches the watchmen? The Guardian crowdsources its investigation into online tracking
    The paper embraces open journalism — and a new U.K. law — by showing readers what cookies it uses on its own site.
    Adrienne LaFranceApril 18, 2012
    Coloring books and puppets: California Watch unveils a new section just for kids
    The nonprofit continues its experimentation with new forms of distribution.
    Adrienne LaFranceApril 17, 2012
    Politico Pro, one year in: A premium pricetag, a tight focus, and a business success
    Around one-third of Politico’s newsroom is dedicated to Pro, its $3,295-a-year premium product for Hill staffers, lobbyists, and others who need policy news on their BlackBerry — now.
    The New York Times’ Well blog gets more vertical with a redesign
    In expanding the healthy living blog, designers wanted to find way to give non-timely stories prominence and get readers to come back more often and for longer stretches. Justin Ellis
    Online journalism shines in 2012 Pulitzer picks
    The Huffington Post and Politico join the ranks of online-only (or online-mostly) Pulitzer winners. Adrienne LaFrance
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