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    Archives: November 2013

    Caroline O'DonovanNovember 18, 2013
    Even as they monetize consumer news, the AP says selling content to members is its core business
    “One of the biggest issues that every supplier of content faces today is that the market for news around the world is flat to declining. As we looked forward, we felt as if we needed to have other positions available to us to monetize the content.”
    How taking cues from Business Insider is making a popular Kenyan website profitable
    Ghafla won’t win any journalism awards any time soon, but it’s evidence that some of the revenue models pioneered by a few American outlets are finding uptake elsewhere. Sam Petulla
    The FT offers up “gift articles” for subscribers
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    Sonya SongNovember 15, 2013
    Sharing fast and slow: The psychological connection between how we think and how we spread news on social media
    What drives sharing? It’s a mix of attention, emotion, and reaction. Here’s hard data on which news stories took off and which didn’t on social.
    Mark CoddingtonNovember 15, 2013
    This Week in Review: 60 Minutes’ Benghazi breakdown, and brain drain concerns at the Times
    Plus: Ideas for innovation in student journalism, Vox Media starts to scale up, and the rest of the week’s media news.
    Caroline O'DonovanNovember 14, 2013
    Measuring networks: The limitations of how we try to understand online activity
    A new report from the Berkman Center weighs the benefits and limitations of surveys, search data, social platforms, third party analytics, and more.
    Pew: YouTube is bigger than Twitter for news
    Pocket shows the power of data in picking stories
    Ken DoctorNovember 14, 2013
    The newsonomics of the surprisingly persistent appeal of newsprint
    The dead-tree business has seen better days, sure. But for some publishers, print is an increasingly powerful part of their revenue strategies.
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