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    Archives: March 18, 2013

    From Nieman Reports: Maria Popova on the critic as celebrator
    “But in conceiving of criticism as a value system for what is ‘good’ or ‘bad,’ worthy or unworthy, there is another, implicit shape ‘criticism’ can take — a celebration of the good by systematic omission of the bad.” Maria Popova
    Own your own data without giving up web apps
    The next move in sponsored content?
    Monday Q&A: Washington Post’s Cory Haik on TruthTeller and prototyping in the newsroom
    “We’ve sort of developed this rhythm: we come up with an idea, we do a prototype of it really quickly, and we decide do we move it forward or try it for something else.” Justin Ellis
    Press Publish 9: Pew’s Amy Mitchell on the “challenged” state of the news media in 2013
    Sports, weather, and traffic now fill 40 percent of local television news — while crime, politics, and government coverage are all down. Joshua Benton
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